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TOL, X. NO. 3 9 . MANCHESTER, CONN.. OCTOBER lO . 1 8 9 1 . f i v e C E N T S . AFFAIRS a b o u t TOWN. The state property in the possession of Co. G will be inspected Oct. 21. There is taljc of building a stage in Tilted s.”t Mama Armory hall. W. H. Ryder,of Andover, Mass., ^ »• Hartford laat We Are Always Top! S“ “ “ will preach at the Center church to­ M^dayoTeniog. VWtor. from a e ,^ ManchMter was well represented at morrow. the Danlairv Fair Tuesday. ucjsree was worked, and after- The gauge at Cheney’s new reservoir SKINNER’S. I Showed 27i feet Thurwlay aftern^nVor C tI^o Visiter..or.-.Oterteiartirtn: mory evening and will continue U i feet below extreme high water mark, t tnrough next week. xr o p e r s o n a l m e n t i o n . j't' ^ „ J. N. Spencer, formerly a foreman in DRESS GOODS. Af u meet Cheney Brothers’ carpenter shop, died .t' the house of Mrs. E. E. Hibbard next at his home in Hartford last Wednes In Bedford Cord and various rnday at8p. m. day. styles of Black goods. Plain, Ferrta Bros, have a force of five men The New England road oflfers excur- ^ J. A. Fitch is spending Sunday in fios- Stripe, Fancy plaids, and at worjc on a big job of tin rooang at sion rates to the Rockville races Oct. 18 t. > / V-; Novelties too numerous to Rwkville this week. and 14. Fare for round trip, including A. W. Hyde and wife are spending a week on Long Island. mention. Only give me a The^w orth league prayer meeting admission to park, 80 cents, i at the S^th Methodist church last Sun- Harmel Brothers have again secured Rev. C. H. Barber officiated at call and I will guarantee to day evening .crowded the vestry. an extension of their option on the weddings on Thursday afternoon of last week. please. Some elegant goods WatkiM Brothers are completing “ HI property—this time to the This time we have been fortunate enough to secure big bar­ at 50 cts. a yard. preparations for moving into their new agents on this side think ^ Messrs. H. G. and Robert Cheney ar­ gains from the large failure of -----o building. To reduce their stock before “ HI within ten days, rived homij from Europe last Saturday. Dr. Strong’s Corsets, the best in the mar­ ^moval they are advertising special Barnes will lecture on the Miss Mary Cheney, Miss Alice Cheney ket. Hosiery, Notions, ITnderwear for bargains on the eighth page of this Ancient Order of United Workmen at and Paul Cheney are expected to arrive POTTER, WHITE & BAILEY, OP BOSTON, everybody. Blankets and Comfort­ today. At about 60 cents on the dollar, and these added to what is left of ables, better for the money thAn Apel’s opera house next Tuesday even- . any previous season. T h b j are R. P. Bissell offers his fine place on local lodge had ten applioa- A. A. Burnham and son, of the going fast and cannot be dup­ Oakland street for sale. He has put the membership at its last meeting, Morton honse, Niantic, were in town licated. HATS and OAJre ou Tuesday. Mr. Burpham’s lease of for Boys’ and Qirls’ school place in excellent repair since he bought Joseph Petnell pleaded guilty to beat- • * * lOWLER’S BANKRUPT STOCK the Morton House expires, nejtt y wear—a new and at­ K and it now makes one of the most de- bis wife before Justio Johnson Mon Makes a PICNIC FOR BARGAIN SEEKERS. Among tractive line. ^ble residences in the north part of was fined $8 and coats, and he is looking about for a new loca­ them are the town. Johnnie Smoker, the notorious colored tion. Invitations have bee^ issued for the Frank Golden were fined Mies Maria Robertson has returned One Lot of Ladies’ Fine Hand-Sewed Dongola marnage of Mr. Hentiy Walter Scott ^ ^®Har and costs for drunkenness by from a prolonged visit in the West and ' Siloes and Robbers. and Miss Jennie, daughter of Mr. and J'****®® Brown Thursday, They had no is stopping at Henry , Slater’s. Her ' Waukenfast) with Patent Tips, made for $4.. Mrs. Wilbur Pi^&iU, to take place in the “ ®“®y to jail. brother, Henry W. Robertson, of Phil­ To b ^ n to tell all about our stock nj AAsAIb ^ *• a . I IMA North Congregational church Wednes- adelphia, is expected here for a few days* :-wpriw$2.37. I would-----ml fill aa book.book. As As the the good The promoter of a national bank in speak for themselves, ^ 1 only day afternoon, Oct. 21, at 5.80. Manchester, who has been quietly at visit next week. I word regarding’stylee! We Men 8 Stylish Congress and Lace, made for $2.50 foro’^ Rev. t'homas Simms read his resig­ work here at intervals lately, has start­ James Joyce, jr., who lately went to ed a subscription paper for stock. N. T. Denver, has returned home and will re­ price ^1.8^ 1beetI p a st______is ^ the cheap- nation at the Greeneville church, Nor­ est. Ladies’ Dress Reform Shee, a new wich last Sunday and has formaUy ac­ Pulsifer and M. S. Chapman have head­ main East for a few weeks preparing one, and win be appreciated for a warm cepted the call to the Center church. ed the list with a subscription for 25 himself to go on the road for the Pope •yt’ ;Nice School Shoes, Button or Lace, 97 cts. We ut. a Pdt-iSd He wilk.preach here a week from to­ shares each. The capital proposed is Manufacturing company selling bicycles. I I^gola, as neat as a pin. Our Button Boots and Waukenphast at |2. $2.50 and morrow and expects to assume the dut- ^ ,0 0 0 in 500 shares of $100 each. W. C. Crane, who has lately been em­ J» SAMUELS 6c COMPANY, , liRi.OQaregrea$8.60 are great.sellers______and take _ the lead.. of his pastorate about Nov. 1. The annual meeting of the South ployed by the Thomson Welding Co. at and Con- Hi®, South Manoheeter band came Manchester Choral society will be held Lynn, Mass., has resigned to accept a Sllil&Dd ShOfi HODSfi 354 Main S t cor. Kinsley, at Cheney lower hall next Thursday more responsible and lucrative position QUglttUU OliUB nUUbB, Hartford, Cpnn. over lb Manchester last Saturday even- ''*’'1 ------^ht. Itisabeauty. ing for a practice drill. They played evening at 7.80. The Rockville choral with the Germania Electric company at Grain w aterp^f shoes in a g ^ t varie­ several pieces on Depot square and then society have engaged Mr. Loveland for Cambridgeport, Mass. ty. In OHIiJDREN’S SCHOOL SHOES director, and wish to unite with the we aim to give satisfaction every time marched------wubu down manenescer. to South Manchester._ ' ' —------w v A pleasant party gathered at the res­ at lowest prices. Buy the They are isteadily improving, and will Manchester society in giving a I idence of Thomas Cadman, qn Laurel be in good condition for the presidential I oratorio concert next spring. CflB- street last Monday evening to jcelebrate • Vc PIANO campaip in ’92, cers and an executive committee will be / m i Boston RabberSiisiGo’iilblilwrs; the birthday of his daughter, l ^ - M a^ they are the beet. W® ^ pleased to know that Dr. F. B. elected at the meeting Thursday even­ Cadman. After singing and spoial ^^^ kS»2ki ing. Adam$ is about to resume practice. He tercourse refreshments wero Wn> , wiR-ndt -d o ^ e him s^, as hnretofore, The fall meeting of the Norwich dis­ Cadman received eome valuabWgi^.in^ to tre^i^.ent: of throat and nose-cases, trict ministerial association will b® h ^ • geld w a^ and chain ^ . V : \ tllta a dem of which he has made a Special study, at the;North Methodist olmroE Mdhday, a gold ^penbif from make Ibng frieiadsf but will answer all calls that may be Tuesday andWednesdayOct.19,20 and 21. teacher and a fan of ost^h ON INSTALLMENTS), INCLUDING znade on him for general practice. A The program includes sermons by Rev. ^eetbers fr(»n a friend in Phlladeli>hia» card aimouncing his office hours is F. C. Baker and A. J. Coultas and essays —;— Martha Bowers. The New York and N p 1 .1 1 ®*^®® “Ten Nights in a Barroom,*’ j '^^te showed a “ pumpkin ew g an |jq presented, the admission to which I ’ apple at this office th$t weighed f fitome used wuijronly »a iwwfew JUUUbUB.months. AUAll m in g good order. railroad will run another excursion toi^-ni, .ft , over a pound. Boston umet Ttrm d«y. c S f ^ ^ mentioned instruments must be sold at once to make room The prettiest illustration of the freak - iHODSEFOBMSfllNGS. ^ • tra iu win lesTo MauoW; at ishness of this season was that furnished 7.00 p. m. Tickets are also good forlihe entertainment of the Lyceum by Joseph Albiston, who produced froiii I have just returned from New York, I his garden a quart basket of ripe red Gallup & Metzger's, return trip on any of the reSdar trains ® I where I have made Large Purchases for the following day exceot th f a no T" evening by the Boston Ideal r^berries, a cluster of ripe strawber­ the Fall and Winter trade. The select­ ries, and k btinch of strawberry blot- 201 Asylum Street, Cor. Haynes, Hartford, Conn. sipresa. Bound trip fSo h » m L tel n “h°’“ “ ’’"“a ion includes the Latest Styles in ding admission to tL CVolo^ Jera A™ “"lo Performera who I soms—aU this the first week in October. Salem, or the Pood and also make up from their number a The raspberries had all the rich fiavor Sole agents for Knabe, Haines, Behr Pianos. I and aroma of July fruit. tion at Mechanic’s Fair ^ h w 1 .am i of musical goods in New .p , uuuing. ciently varied with solos and concerted than any house. Call and examine g^oods or write for I Parlor and Gkinber ±*rof. Anthony is to lecture at Apel’s pieces for the different instruments, TRADE POINTERS. opera house next Friday evening for with vocal numbers, to avoid monotony. t e^neflt of the Young Men’s League The annual meeting of the Ladies’ Places Where You Can Spend Saits, Garpets, Money Profitably. on the subject “Machinery for Electric Home Missionary society was held in Blankets and comfortables at Hart­ Lighting.” The lecture will be illustra- the South Methodist parsonage at three m an’s. I WALL PAPERS, ted by experiments. The use of elec-1 o’clock Wednesday afternoon, and the ricty is growing so common that every- Men’s all wool underwear at Lull & CURTAINS, Etc. following officers were elected: Pres­ Brown’s. Buy: th e: Douglas K)dy should know something about it. ident, Mrs. A. Willard Case; secretary, You are invited to call and look over . rof. Anthony is one of the best author­ Mrs. C. F. Case; treasurer, Mrs. Lina Children’s school shoes at Lull & I this stock and get prices before purchas- ities in the country on electric lighting, Brown’s. l“ g. Montgomery; 1st vice-president Mrs. (IN' and hisdwture illustrated by apparatus Agnes McCaw; 2nd Mrs. R. N. Stanley; Men’s working shirts and overalls at in operation will be worth hearing. In­ 3d Mrs. C. Hohenthal; agent for paper, Hartman’s. B. C. APEL, cidentally, those who buy a ticket to Mrs. H. A. Bidwell. An invoice of heavy imderwear just 1OPERA HOUSE BLOCK. the lecture will help a worthy cause. The first general meeting* of the South received at McFarlane’s. Mrs. Elizabeth Keeney, wife of John Methodist church Epworth League was I Floor oil cloths and stove patterns in W. Keeney, died quite suddenly at her held at the parsonage Tuesday evening, great variety at Hartman’s lome last Saturday of heart disease. The houee wae Ailed to overflowing, sale’s best cabmet photographs can NEW LOT OF SILVER­ The funeral was held from the house over one hundred md fifty persons being L<„, be had for $3.50 ^ir doSnf for^“ at two o’clock Tuesday, with Rev. J. M. present. The subject of the program pri<,e $5.00 per doaen. WARE. SUITABLE Taber in attendance. The burial was at was the Epworth League. It was opened Warranted. ;he Center cemetery. The music was with an address by the president on “its Just received, our fall and winter 'urnished by a quartette from the South origin, formation and lines of work.” stock of hats and caps. Latest shape FOR llethodist church. Mrs. Keeney was a This was followed by addresses upon and styles; prices the lowest. Lull & Brown. ady highly respected in the community, subjects of interest to League workers, w edding presents and has been a devoted member of the interspersed with music. Sixteen new Hale, the artist and photographer, L 3outh Methodist eburt^ for many years; names were added to the roll that even- I takes pleasure in announcing that.he She was 82 years of age. ing. makes crayon portraits and that as he At the regular meeting of the Man­ advertises so can he prove the same. The repairs on Cheney hall are still in A New and Complete Stock of chester division Sons of Temperance At his studio all are welcome to see for progress. The main hall is now roofed last Tuesday evening the following [themselves whether he does his T E A SE TS, with an immense stage on which the officers |w ere installed into office by I work or not. Crayon portraits can there workmen stand to repair the ceiling. Iboes and Rubbers to Select From CAKE BASKETS, D. G. W. P., Wm. A. Anthony: W. P., be found in all stages of completion All the plastering has been tom off and John Shearer Jr.; W. A., Edith Latham; [at all times. A host of names and BERRY DISHES, will be replaced with Virginia pine, • -a.#| AJtttUlUU; ^ --- — VA UttUIW lillCl We still have a Small Part of the Old Stock R. S., John McMenemy; A. R. S., Annie t^timonials cheerfully given for inspec- which will be painted. The center gas Hall; treasurer, Allen Hammond; F. 8., forget it is one thing for a left, which we will Close Out at a chandelier has been moved to the south SUGAR BOWLS, Alfred White; chaplain, Fred Spencer; fo advertise that he makes crayon Bargain. # ;o bring it in the exact center of the conductor, James Smith; A. 0., | quite another that he can ETC ceiling, and two ventilators have been >1 fnth Fork, Saiitagi, Chidten, Oysters. LOW PBIOES )ut in each half way between the chan­ Matilda Robinson; I. S., Clarence Covill; P^®^® ** «> doing. Patronize parties delier and either end of the hall. The O. S., Henry W. Harrison; pianist, J® 0^^“ work and can make n MsstSL WMtd: Fresh Eggs end Butter. lainters have not yet begun their Alice Latham, captains, Fannie Galinat changes you want right before your G. TIFFANY, Jeweler. work, and it will be several weeks yet and Lillian Dart. | ej®® aud not photographers who adver- PIT lefore the main hall will be ready for Men’s pants ready to put on at MoFar-1 are South Manchestert Conn, occupancy. ' crayon portrait artists.

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• •'• '>*.sr2S®( -S'-fx '. ■ ■ YOU ARE GOING TO GET YOUR IF YOU HAVE A LITTLE MONEY TO INVEST, PUT IT INTOl FBOM THE BOYAL ABK Dozen Good Photographs I AM AFRAID NOT? AND HAVE BOLTON TAKE THEM. At Manchester Every Tuesday:

THE TOWN’S ANNUAL. steps had been taken toward the organi-1 It was voted that when any change is zation of the company, no capital had made in a person’s tax list by the asses- Edward Moriartj, son of Maurice A BUSY AFTERNOON WELL yet bem paid in, and the company had sors, the assessors shall notify him, Moriarty; has entered Ck>lumbia College vv-T SPENT. done no business. Its charter allowed that he may have an opportunity to ap- -oxc Medical school at New York for a three it to start with a capital of $50,000 and pear before the board of relief. years’ course. Ten-mill Tax Laid— New Town Barn —Town to Build SIdewallcs—A increase it to any amount. The plans The proposal to compel each owner to The last peaches of the season were in Plum for Ex-Sheriff Loomis of the company included the develop­ place his dog on the tax list was indefi­ To Berne Grease Spots Froi WaD Paper, the local market this week. They came —Tonica Springs Tax ment of the mineral springs property nitely postponed. from the Maroney orchards in Hillstown Abated— Road Com­ and the erection of a large hotel. They The usual appropriations were made Apply Pipe Clay or Fuller’s Earth in a paste. Brush off after Forty-eight mission Con­ and were delicious. ask no abatement on the real estate now Hours. If this method is not succesful it willjnot pay to waste tinued. for the cemeteries and the old commit­ in the list, but on the capital to be much time trying experiments, because you can; E. S. Kendall & Co., of the Hub That was a good town meeting of last tees were reappointed. C. W. Cowles placed in the enterprise. The following Clothing House, Hartford, have com­ Monday. A large amoimt of business was made chairman of the Buckland vote was unanimously passed : Save Time and Money Buying New piled in a neat book a history of their was done harmoniously and expedi­ cemetery committee in place of Dr. recent famous lawsuit in defense of “ That The Tonica Springs company, Jacques deceased, and J. D. Pickles was tiously. The selection o f M. S. Chap­ of Manchester, Conn., be and it is hereby WALL PAPER AT HUBBARD’S, Park St. their “Hub” trademark, with press man for moderator was a good one. His added to the committee to fill the va­ exempt from all town, highway and LOW PRICES. comments on the same. legislative experience, good voice and school district taxes for the five years cancy caused by Mr. Cowles’s promo­ tion. H. K. Marvel, superintendent of the sound judgment made him an excellent next ensuing, on the condition that its plant and principal office sh ^ be lo­ Perkins lamp factory, has resigned and presiding officer. The meeting was On motion of C. W. Cowles, an ap­ cated and remain in said towlT during propriation of $800 was made to be used is succeeded by Herbert Eastman, who called to order at 1.40. The town hall that time, and the representatives of in rebuilding the fence around the sol­ ' ■ has for a year and a half been employed was well filled. Mr. Chapman stated this town are instmeted to apply to the diers’ monument. in the pump room. Mr. Eastman as­ that an unusual quantity of business general assembly for the ratification of this vote.” stfOLER & MAY, sumed his new duties last Monday. awaited action and that promptness This clpsed the afternoon’s business, W ; H. Childs moved that the care of and the meeting dispersed a few min William J. Carr, for the past fifteen would be necessary to complete it during the roads and ‘ bridges be left in the ut^s after 4 o’clock. More business was S' years employed at Cheney’s store as as­ the afternoon. The twenty-four sec­ ii- hands of the present commissioners for transacted in a short time than in any 306 to 318 Pearl Street, Hartford, Conn., sistant booUeeper and assistant post­ tions of the warning were then taken up . ■ V. m* another year. The motion was carried town meeting held in the last ten years, \ /.A * master has resigned. Mr. Carr has been in order. unanimously, without discussion. Frank­ U . a faithful employee and courteous and ■ Aaron Cook moved that the tax rate lin B. Risley moved that the selectmen State Teachers’ Convention. are selling Medium and Fine accommodating to the public. His for the ensuing year be ten mills. The be made ex-officio members of the com­ The annual meeting of the Connecti­ mianj'friends will regret that he has re­ chairman stated that under a ten mill mission. B. O. Cheney raised the point cut State Teachers’ association will be ''' sig n ^ . tax last year the town indebtedness had 4 ® : :.^ of order that the vote just passed pro­ held at New Haven next Friday and been decreased $8,500. The motion B. P. Bouchier, ticket agent at the vided for the persons to compose the Saturday. Those Manchester teachers FURNITURE AT VERY IJ iY P R f e ; was carried tmanimously without de­ Manchester station, has resigned to ac­ commission, and that to make any addi­ who care to attend will be allowed to bate. i'.’, •■'■’:• ■ cept ft: position: with the New Haven tions to the commission it would be nec­ close their schools Friday. Few, how­ The reports of the town officers were Baby Carriag^es at reduced prices. i^oftdftt i^ er 50, New Y ork. E. M. Tripp, essary to rescind that vote. The chair ever, expect to go from here. Among f and Wedneiulay. The classes will be: to the road commission for action. Mahan of Waterbury was killed | ^ , . . . ,, .thonghtthe townijmight profitably in* I The claim of John Iioomis, action on Hartford Sunday by jumping from a S?!- vestto.bwnofiteo™ Oumotionof > ' [ ’ A . ' ' which was postponed from the last team. She had been riding j ■ A’l .'V *«>« the w- '>« i^taiotea to proTMe a auite- town meeting,'was reported favorably Geoigiana and by a special committee to whom it had j Keeney on Taloott ^untain m i i x i r m *’ »* “ *^ We place for tte teams at an enpenw not to enceed ^amonnlT^vet been referred for investigation. The ^*^^^ *^ * snake j[n| the claim waa.|8$», In coyer \ ^ * Owrt Bwiiliftm, *6, entwed ^ is pM approj^ttiaisd for sMdioal And lefgil coipcnaw upwl^ng | fi^ pltyricil. meeiTe^lAy Mri Fratfeeil e l ii 'IkstedlN'Wair the appi»|vIiKtloii tot h ing a liquor seizure in ^Gypsyrille. ftnd denaahaed $96; and upon her refhl^j 'j^New'i^ shqttld be sent in, lights was tak^ np, G. W. Cowles Aaron Cook, chairman of the conunit assaulted her and attempted rape. The : W ’early'in riift w atipof^blei In o r-j xnoved that the sum of $800 be appro­ tee, said they were satisfied that the woman gave him $5 to leave. The alarm der to iMue the ipkper phnotualty, we priated, the same to be divided between and TaMefs, was sounded and Burnham was arrest- shall be o b li^ 'to rigidly adhere to the claim was a jiist one, and thought that the two villages as last year. Mr. Childs Mr. Loomis was entitled to more than I ^^ring held Monday morning under rule liinitfng the timd for the reception thought that the conditions had changed he had asked for. Mr. Cowles «Ud that ^ appearance in the | of newftdvertisemehts to 9 o*olock Fri- since last year; that Manchester was day niomihg, and of changes to noon I operating more and better lights the matter had been referred to a com-1 court, And Partisa Gan see just what they a n Bu]fin{. mittee at the last annual town meeting Thursday. ^han before and should have a larger upon his motion, and he had expected This Is Valuable News. , Following Judge Wallace’s decision, I proportion of the money. Mr. Cowles There are hundreds of our people who to be notified of the hearing as he The Eidison General Electric company I £hen moved that the money be divided we suffering from lingering disease who i ___ , wished to introduce evidence against has, asked for an injunction to prevent I equally between the two villages, and the claim. John S. Cheney said that ® save you from : The Perkins Electric Lamp company j the motion was carried. Last year Mr. Loomis had been assured by the write a description of their oases to the from manufacturing incandescent elec- Manchester had $800 and South Man- fimous Dr. Greene, of 85 W. 14th St., ten to fifteen per cent. trio lampe, The case is down for a hear- Chester $500. board of selectmen—then consisting of New York, the discoverer of the renown­ Mr. Cowles, Mr. Treat and himself—that ing Oct. 15. In case the injunction is j The section regarding the expenditure ed reUiedy, Dr. Greene’s Nervura, and successful specialist in the cure of all granted it will probably be suspended, j of town money for sidewalks was ex- they would stand behind him . in his official acts. In the discharge of his forms of nervous and chronic diseases. C’ .1 under bonds, as was the case with the plained by Judge Wood. He thought He can be consulted freeof charge—that E l d r e d g e & A d a n i j ^ duty he had been roughly handled and United States company, against whom that the proportion of taxpayers who IS, a full description of the case should had received serious bodily injuries. Edison secured an injunction. I do not own teams, but use the side- M written him, and he will return his Mr. Cheney thought the fila-iin should ^^sfi^osis of the case, whether curable, A slight fire at the Perkins Lamp fac- walks, was so large, that they ought to be naid without hesitation K N «?tan ^^»®e in regard to treatment, with- ROCKVILLE, CONN. tory caused considerable excitement receive the benefit of some share of the , U: f • N. Stan- out charge. In Ms carefully considered ley thought the town should go still answer he will fully eirolain your dis- there and in the works of the Mather town’s expenditures in highways. He farther. The $869 represented money I ®®s®ease andftnd give you a perfecperfect un^lerstand- company adjoining last Monday fore-1 moved that the selectmen be empowered r" 1 that Mr. Loomis had paid. In a civil ing of all its symptoms, free of noon. The fire occured in the little to build sidewalks wherever the ad- expense. smt against his assailants Mr. Loomis brick.building where the lamp carbons joining property holders or anyone else Dr. Greene has devoted special atten-! had secured a judgment in the common are soldered to the platinum w ires while will pay one half the expense, tion to tteatment through lotter cones- pleas court o f $285 for damages. The immersed in a bath of gasoline. One of Chapman called Dr. Taylor to the pondence, and his success in the cure defendants had transferred their prop of this class of diseases by his harmless -DEALERS IN- the jars of gasoline was overturned and chair, and addressed the meeting in fa- erty in such a way that he could not vegetable remedies, is without a parallel. some of the fiuid came in contact with the motion. He called attention M consultation is thus entirely free, suf­ collect it. Mr. Stanley thought the an electric spark. It blazed up rapidly, to the wretched condition of our side ferers in our vicinity should seize this town should also pay that amount to Mr, The girls employed in the room ran out walks, and endorsed Judge Wood’s sen- opportunity whichjaffords an almost cer-1 Loomis. He enforced the necessity for tainty of being cured. and gave the alarm and the fire brigade timents as to the justice of giving to PARLOR STOVES the town’s standing beMnd its officers. from the Mather factory were soon on the large majority of foot travelers a Mr. Stanley moved that the amount of hand with a hose. The heavy stream portion of the benefits now extended $285 be added to the $869 recommendec they sent into the building did more exclusively to the drivers of teams. He by the committee, making it $604, anc AMERICAN JEWEL ANB AMERICAN JURIUR, damage than the fire. In less than half thought the management of sidewalks lYCEOM CODBSE. that the selectmen be instructed to draw -And a variety of stoves at various prices. an hour the damage had been repaired should be under one head, in order that their order in favor of Mr. Loomis for and work was resumed in the room. walks might be of uniform charac- Apel’s Opera House. that amount. Half a dozen persons ART ANB CRUWN BAY STATE RAHBES, The alarm of fire frightened the conform to the street line. John Plain or with High Shelf and Reserveir. seconded the motion and it passed unani­ girls employed in the main building and Fallow, Hudson White and R. O. Che- mously. First Entertainment Dot. 17. they poured out of the building as if | “ ©7 favored the motion. John S. Che- their lives were in danger. iney moved an amendment that the The new layout of the north end of BOSTON walks built by the town should be of Pine street was approved and the old THE “ A ll RIGHT” STEAM BOIIEH, CONDUCTOR MARSH. ashes or gravel. Mr. Cowles thought layout was discontinued. Necessary votes were also passed for the extension sVhich has given such good satisfaction for HEATING DWELLINGS, STORES Retires After Thirty Years of Ser- that the division of expense into halves Banjo Club of Spruce street to Center, of Pearl J etc., and we are now busy setting them and can give some fine * vice. might in some instances be unfair to (Eighth Season.) street to Spruce, and to build a new testimonials of their worth here^in town where The resignation of Conductor Warren property holders, as, for ex Five I street on the Knox place west of the skilled performers on the banjo. A. Marsh of the New York and New ^“ P^®' cases where the steep mandolin and gpuitar. we have set many. Center, how owned by James Trotter. England went into effect Saturday **»® character of the I ^ evening and Mr. Marsh’s connection “ ®^® ® short piece of side-uil „ for a street running south from North Second Entertalnnent OoL SB. with railroading will be completed from ^ , expensive, He moved that the Main was referred to the selectmen, -be present time. The retiring conduc­ ] division of the expense be left dlsore- with instructions to report to the next tor is the oldest official on the New York tionary with the road commissioner. The Swedish o o o d o b d e e . annual town meeting. It was voted to and New England, having been in ser­ The motion of Mr. Wood, as amended In National Costume. I Saoond Hand Stovas and Ran{es in Brait Variity. extend Eldridge street through to Au­ vice for thirty years. Before the con­ by Mr. Cowles and Mr. Cheney, was tumn, provided the owners of land Singing In both Swedish and English trol of the road by the present company then passed without opposition. awteted by Miss Laura Barden, the beau crossed by same donate land to the he was connected witn the Hartford. On motion of R. o. Cheney, it was tiful and Accomplished Reader. | i ic j u r 11• o /% Providence end Fisbkill, and resided in voted to replace the present wooden town for making the street as wide as Eldridge street now is. Tu--ir.aT“ .u - Williams & S o n s . Hartford. Of late years he has run be­ bridge near Rogers’s paper mill with an tween Hartford and Boston and is wide­ On motion of Francis N. Buckland, Third Entartainment Nov. 17. ly acquainted with the traveling public. Iron bridge of a single span, at an ex­ Be has accepted apoeitlon with Hon.T.S. pense not to exceed $8,600. The propo- It was voted that the portion of the Malor of Brooklyn, and will have chuge sitlon to rebuild the Union brldtre wan sixth , «choolschool district west and north of W AITER EMERSOH, of Important property interests. [ postponed for one vpyear.«i- Selectman t Pit->u Hookanum river be _ set off as a joinjoint t The Greatest of all CORNET PLAYERS. Of I epairs made on E..t Hartford, If MAE FOWLER, the well known the children in this lo­ Dramatic Reader. ings suitings and pants goods for custom the bridge last June would make It safe for another year at least. cality would have to go two miles over a MISS BERTHA WEBB. Violinist Tntelbrk. work is now complete. Now is the MISS MINNIE BABCOCK, Contralto A SltlnOannents time to leave your order. The petition of The Tonica Sprlnirs I ^ attend the Manchester EDWIN 8HONIT, Planln. ’ ““ company for the abatement of its taxes whereas it is less than a mile Nobby neckwear in winter styles for five Tears was granted. Mr. Wood ®^®>^ road to the East Hartford just o|>mied at MoFarlane’s. explained that while the preliminary I school. AdSIOOSn" to Eooh Eatortolninfllli I examine o^ar etook and wet the price?, 25, 85 and 50 cts. „^Rn4i^^£J^-ANUFACTUREl(s m b 14-16 PRATT STREET, HARTFORD; 0(jS§ MANCHESTEB SATURDAY HERALD: SATO BDAY. OCTOBER 10, 1891.

man—plain, simple, sincere, direct, TEST. New York’s Army of DependenU. thoughtful of the rights and feelings of FASHIONS OF THE DAY. Notable Piece of Oratory Did you ever stop to think how large others, and with a tinge of unconscious Blaine. is New York’s standing army of depend­ melancholy in his composition, placed OLIVE HARPER ISpecial Correspondence. DESCRIBES SOME ents, and what persons, under the com­ there by the tragedy of two years ago, to N e w Y o r k , Oct. 8.—While I was chat TIMELY NOVELTIES. missioners of charities and correction, make him more interesting and fascinat­ ting with a professor of elocution and constitute it? According to the last re­ ing. He has won the hearts of all the port by the commisriohers the total rlwn and Hit Xdttl* Joke. rhetoric, who is a member of the faculty A China Silk Tea Gown with a -Wattean newspaper men by his kind treatment of of a New England college, a day or two number of disabled, infirm, demented, [’M d Hie “Noon” Dinners. Back—An BnsUsh Top Coat—Lady’S them and his willingness to help them in since, he said that one evidence of the minor or delinquent persons under pub­ r» W t L. Seottt Oroerenor every way he can. A correspondent who Bedlnaote—Other Mattere That W ill decay of oratory was the difficulty which lic charge in the workhouse, city hos­ Be of Interest. Olerke^i^^'d Others. called at the secretary’s house one recent teachers like himself had found in pro­ pitals, ^mshonses, jails, insane asylums night said he found Mr. Tracy sitting in fm y^y-.'' Oorrespondenoe.1 curing extracts from contemporaneous ISpecial Correspondence.] and on Blackwell’s iriand amounted, his window smoking and reading a ' ^^idttnawTON, Oct.’ 8.—The statesmen speeches which would be suitable for the N e w .X KK, Oct. 8.— This week has when the last census of them was taken, newspaper, and in his shirt sleeves. The 9 . heginning to make their appearance use of students of oratory. He said that been characterized by many “ openings,” to 18,848. Of the number included in correspondent offered to give his card to ia^Washington to get ready for the long perhaps the highest test of the perma­ the last report 6,804 were at the time in the servant at the door, Imt the servant with not many novelties to show, but it y„ feeaiioa of congress now approaching. nent merit of a speech, so far as its ora­ public asylums under city care, 8,184 in replied that a card was not necessary, has been so hot that the buyers were not House and room hunting is now the or- torical and rhetorical qualities were con­ city hospitals, 1,686 in the workhouse, that Mr. Tracy made it a rule to see here before, so the things are all new to i' der new senators cerned, was the use of it made by 1,517 in the almshouse and 1,875 in jails every one who wanted to see him. them at least rel^l^^tatives, and many of the professors of rhetoric, and the insertion and prisons. Uncle Jerry Busk is another favorite A dainty tea gown of which I ob­ ;yr old ones;.;iinist find quarters for them- of extracts from it in the text books This takes into account merely those with {^resident Harrison. The secretary tained a picture is of gray and green used for students of elocution and ora­ under the care of the city authorities ^▼ es and the^ families. The initiated striped China silk. It is cut in princess of agriculture is, indeed, one of the most tory. and maintained wholly at public ex­ know how to go about it, and how to style in front and on the sides, but the popular men in Washington. He is as A t one time Mr. Beecher furnished a pense. This item of municipal disburse­ avoid being taken in by .rapacious land­ simple and unassuming as any farmer, back has a modified Watteau, which is lords, and for the benefit of those who are good many available extracts for the m ent amounts to about $2,000,000 a year, full of good humor and dry wit. Prob­ shown in the engraving. The front is aotinitiated, I w ill tell them that if they young students: a few quotations from o r $6,000 a day. S ix hundred thousand ably nothing better than his response to of plaits of salmon pink crepe de chine. want a honse or a suite of rooms in this Edward Everett’s, Charles Sumner’s and dollars a year are paid for salaries and the man who jaked him because he was William H. Seward’s speeches are made wages, $1,800,000 fo r supplies, and the . city they w ill do well to put the matter the tail end of the cabinet—“ W ell, if 1 in the hands of a real estate agent or use of. Lincoln had furnished three ex­ rest for transportation, buildings, rentals am the tail end I will try to keep the some friend who will conceal the fact tracts suitable for short orations, and and repairs.—New York Sun. flies off this administration*’—has been that the quarters are wanted for a mem­ they are to be found in all modem text heard in Washington in many a day. ber of oongresi;. books. These are quotations from his first A Big- Salmon Crop. Uncle Jerry gets off a good many things and second inaugurals, and his Gettys­ This is IB a greagreat t year lofor r bigDig crops. is a sort o f u nw ritten la w heire like that. I don’t know another promi­ that if a congressman w ill stand it he is burg oration in full. Webster’s speeches Now it is the salmon crop that exceeds nent man in Washington who goes to to be always asked to pay about 80 per had richer material for these professors anything in the history of' the country. bed as early as Mr. Rusk does. It is a bant,A more for a house than any one else. to make use of than the utterances ot Puget Sound is reported to be so filled rare thing to find him up after 0 o’clock with salmon, making their autithaI n m K ot that statesmen are undeeirable ten­ any other American orator. .. in the evening, and he likes to retire ants, Imt that, as a rule, they are too Of recent addresses or orations, how­ to the sound shores and the fresh water about half past 8. He g^ts up aU day­ j. i proud to hunt around and haggle for ever, with a single exception, almost streams for feeding and spawning, that light and, farmerlike, takes a peep at This is particularly true of the nothing worthy of the use %f students the steamboats seem to be floating on a the weather and comes in talking about n ew congressmen, to whom a $5,000 sal had been discovered. The exception, the solid mass of fish. The p^dles kill the possibility of frost and the progress looks as big as the income of a Van- professor said, was an extract from an hundreds of them and axe choked with of the com crop. Another of Uncle Jer­ deibilt <» a Gould. Two years ago a address of James G. Blaine. This is the their bodies. The sound steamer cap­ ry’s pecuHarities is his liking for the old IfX; , friend of mine, a new member of con^ peroration to Mr. Blaine’s eulogy ot tains describe the run as an unbroken fashioned noon dinner. In Washington strii^ of salmon thirty miles long, the |^-#pess, was about to sign a lease for a General Garfield, delivered in the house every one takes lunch at midday and water for that distance being fairly alive bouse here a t a rental o f $1,200 a year, of representatives on the 22d of Febra- dinner at 6 or 7 in the evening—every w ith them. be happened to discover that the ary, 1882. The professor said that the one but the secretoiy of agriculture, and Neither the oldest inhabitants nor the had been offered to an- estroot. which for some years passed al- be insists on haring his dinner at 12 m iin fo r $700. > When the landlord mpet tmnoticed, just as Lincolu’s Get- aged Indians remember such a big saInKm o’clock sharp and his supper at 6. run. The result of the enormous run is wai;taken'^to task about this he repUed: tysbfnsg oration did, has now become al- The death of W. L. Srott has remind­ a big reduction in prices. Usually good ____ I . %Kt iaynothing. We knew you as; familiar as was the immortal ed a good many people in Washington of salmon sell for ten to twenty-five cents Hfflce n member, and we always ask UoitTsbtorg address, and is sure to be ENGLISH TOPCOAT— BEDINGOTB. the days in which the late millionaire kttolad down to posterity as a noble ex- apiece, but now at one cent each the inom fromy" members tiian from other with a jabot of lace down each side. A was a pagein the hooseof representa­ of the use of the English Ian* market is glutted with the finest quality y®® told me you were belt of ribbon of suitable color, reaching tives here. Even art that early age Scott the spirit of trae oratory. of fish. At Port Williams a few days from under the Watteau in the back and developed a remarkable facility for ^ ISiio oxtract is perhaps the only quota- ago two casts of a seine netted over at fhe start** tying loosely in front, with long loops money making. He saved up enough of tSoo fm n Mr. Blaine’s many speeches 8,000 fine salmon. E veryb od y is fishing. Hhrrisonis (me statesman and ends, would add to the l^;htness of his sidary to buy a horse and tvagon, and will become something like a —C h icago H erald. fanve to worry abont finding this gown. Any color and any material let the outfit to the postmaster of the hterieiiold word. It w ill be carried down Washington. He knows house at goodT rates. He took a contract is suited to this design, and cbiffnu ruf­ A Pl«ao« of Batterfllcs. 'JPiHterity, just as Webster’s famous live tor at least a for carrying the mails from'the railroad fles down the sides would be very pretty a lyj|i ^ come. After that all to the survivors of the battle ot Munich has been invaded by an enor­ to some country postofflces in Maryland, instead of the lace. Hill, or his apostrophe to the mous army of butterflies. Millions of tty. Great preparations are and sublet the oontr^et at a profit. He (Jhiffon is worn more than ever, his Hayne speech w ^ through the species known as “ nonnATmohmotter- father Whito 1^^ the bought a piece of r ^ estate in Wash­ with reason, for nothing could exceed $fbo iM Pen cy -with which it is employe4 linge” attacked the city a few nights a e ii^ Harrison ington out of his savings, and held to it its fineness and delicacy except cobwebs, and colleges by the young ago, attracted, as is supposed, by the f^toassisther Mrs. Mi£ee, het till he was able to get about fifty doUars as they lie over lilies in the early morn­ of oratory. Mr. Blaine’s pero- brilliancy the electric lights. The and her danghtwdn-law, MrsT back for every one put in. We I»ve a ing. "Party dresses will be made of now found in every text book walls of the houses before which electric iHtodaott..; I h w a bevy of fair young page in the house now—or he was them, and they will be worn over col­ y which has been issued within lamps were fixed were literally covered ffonl England are oomhig oyer in the iM t house and hopes to be in tho ored taffeta slips or white. Painted ve years, and at all the oratori- with the butterflies, fo several places ttyo at the ezeonti^ next—w ho has m ade altout $20,000 by^ chiffon is beautiful, and so is the paint­ >ys in our colleges and schools th ey fq^rced th eir w a y through th e doors mrtertained; judicious investment of his savings in; ed lace. As a matter of fact neither'ls year or two this quotation and windows and fluttered around the Handabh’ydntfog, Washington real estate.' Some day no painted, but the colored fig^ures are ju st heard as delivered by some one lights. In the Cafe Eaiserhof and the rTheao«^.affiaira doubt he, tito. wUl be a mUlionaire and.' printed on, and it looks like painted pAls. ' Loewenbrau-Keller the intensity of the aBtetesmaii;'jv;. r-.. work. Blwik and cream all-eillc gauze, the time of its delivery it ex- light fascinated such swarms o f the but­ be: .with sUk velvet dots, spots and fig^iree, tlte l^htest,m lit-^ e more attention than did Mr. te rfly **nuns” th a t th e devotees o f TTing or satin stripes, are new materials for id "Wariiihlftoin isj ^s addreiBs a t GtettyBbuzg* I t was Gambrinus found their hate and Clothes parfy dresses for young ladiea It is also and solemn occarioh. jPerhapp so thioldy coated w ith tim intrndeocs that seen in virid red. Sometimes ■" over'Iiad ' th ey hiunied ou t and le ft th e invaders in ......

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n ^ T )e^ to look fw^heirwarS Ifo w irireilc in front o f the members* desks and winter cloaks and wraps. The English v n iw o OiHM A m Mado. M b ’ ffiieetly before Mr. Blrine. Sherman,' . . ..r. topcoat wiU be much worn, made of New , York, fumiriies headgear ^ fox m . _ abrot/ getting ifei T h e ,8berid^, Hancock, Admiral Porter and •next SnhdajtfrKs b$i and he^ thick drab or gray coachman’s doth. nearly nine-tenths of the America4 I b e |a>t i ^ ^ to 3roh all of the distinguished ^nerals except­ The styl® also admits of the use of fawn heads that'wear cape. Perhaps the in? wanted his father to spend that Jday-with ing GhOnt were there. Tbs Supreme him at Fortress Monroe. MTv Clarkson and IJncoln green, with black velvet haffitanteof this town think they have him w h at (X)urt in its black robes were before him, , FIFTY SPASMS A DAY. .v r ^ o o u lto ’t 80 f and telegraphed. GrosvenOr collars and pocket lids. T h is g^arment seen a good many yachting caps witiiin him. distinguished senators and ex-senators Had Mrs. H . A. Gardner, of 'Vis^ihla,.: to that effect. Imagine Mr. Clarkson’s must tit to absolute perfection or it fails the past few w e ^ , but as a matter of vote ,for him again, were there, and in the galleries were the Ind., lived two thousand years ago she^ surprise on Sunday morning when Gros- in its mission. It is lined with satin or fact the vogue of the yachting cap hM hint in good families of some of the most famous men would have been thought to bepostesaed venor -walked into the din te g room o f surah or farmer’s satin. Under the ^bUstom Imurs at least, very direct, Every one recognized the pathos of Mr. MERIT WINS. is always doing things for other people, an elegfant trimming. Velvet and plush As Miss Nichols, of Buffalo, was visit­ O •^practical, earnest and serious, but one Blaine’s closing words, yet nobody spoke W e desire to say to our citizens, that and taking mighty little care of his own come next, or the g^arment can be made ing the penitentiaiy at Lincoln, Neb., in > joke; and a joke on himself at that, has of them as a perfect example of sublim­ for years we have been selling Dr. interests. quite plain down the front with only company with a relative, who is one of made such an impression on his mind ity of thought, purity of ffiction and as King’s New Discovery for consumption. two rows of buttons, m atring it double the executive officers of the state, the that he has repeated it to several per- In speaking about the men whom the capable of sustidning the highest tests Dr. King’s New Life Pills, Buoklen’s breasted. It is quite as stylish with young lady uttered a scream on oatohfog *®“ *. BxTPoetmaster General Hatton president is fond of 1 should have men­ of eloquence and oratory. Rather slowly Arnica Sidve and Electric Bitters, and plain coat sleeves. sight o i one of the convicts at work in have never handled remedies tiiat sell as White Housq ohe day shortly tioned Mr. Clarkson. General Harrison did tho public appreciation of the im­ the harness shop. “Why, MoUiet” he well, or that have given such universal ' after the preddent returned from his has the same opinion of the former ed­ mortal quality of these lines make itself itor of Des Moines that every one hag ejaculated. She was about to mention satisfaction. We do not hesitate to trip to the Pacific coast, and he spoke of manifest. Today this speech is quoted guarantee them every time, and we who enjoys an opportunity to see some­ bis name in the same exclamatory man­ ' the kindly manner in which the press, everywhere as one of the most majestic ner when he suddenly said: “ Molly, don’t stand read^ to refund the purchase without regard to politics, had spoken thing of the man’s loyalty, heart and in­ and perf^t exhibitions of what true elo­ rice, if satisfacto^ results do not fol- tellectual resources. I happen to know mention my name or you w ill betray my F of tile president’s sp e^ es delivered dur- quence is that the English language identity. ” The fellow is known as T^ank Icow their use. These remedies have in g the tour. that Mr. Clarkson is in such high favor offers. won their great popularity purely on Carroll, and is doing time for forgery. It I ’^aYies," said Gteneral Harrison, “the in the president’s eyes that he could have their merits. Sold at Cheney’s and C. Incidentally to this matter it is to be has been learned that he was engaged to press has treated me very kindly in­ had a seat in the cabinet long before this H. Rose’s drug stores, 1 noted that of all that distinguished com­ marry Miss Nichols, and came west to deed.** “Well,” said Hatton, “they if he had wanted it, but he didn’t want pany, not members of congress, who sat it. “ I am not rich enough to take a seat make his fortune, w itii the above results. were pretty good speeches; to tell you before him, very few are now in the A SAFE INVESTMENT. in the cabinet,” he said. “ To go into a The young lady is prostrated.—Cor. St. - the truth, Mr. P^dent, the best land of the living. President Arthur is Louis Republic. Is one which is guaranteed to bring speeches you ever mode. In fact you position like that a man must miiTfA tip dead, and so are Secretary Prelinghuysen never talk so well as when standing on his mind to get $8,000 a year for doing you satisfactory results, or in case of and Secretary Polger. Sherman, Sheri­ A Prehistoric Find. the end of a Pullman car. Why is it $50,000 worth of work, and to spend foilure a return of purchase price. On dan, Hancock and Admiral Porter are A mound containing the skeletons of oan^ make^ as good a speech at a $20,000 a year for the privilege of do­ dead, and three members of the supreme this safe plan you can buy from our ad­ in g it ." several prehistoric people has been dis­ dinner or in a hall? If 1 were you, Mr. vertised druggist a bottle of Dr. King’s court bench, including the chief justice, covered on a farm near Carthage, Uls. President, I would send to Mr. Pullman Another newspaper man who enjoys have since then passed away, and yet at The skeletons lay in all conceivable i>08i- New Discovery for consumption. It is and .borrow a i>alace car and keep it out the friendship of a host of people is Gen­ that time there were many who thought tions, and are supposed to be those oi guaranteed to bring relief in evei^ case, la tbe yard back- of the White eral H. V. Boynton, WasMngton corre­ that Mr. Blaine’s hold on life was more warriors who fell in battle. It is be­ when used for any affection of throat, I ' - v j -V < > House, and when a delegation A*iia upon spondent of the Cincinnati Commercial- frail than any of these men. lieved that the farm is the site of an an­ lungs or chest,, such as consumption, you and you have to make them a little Gazette. General Boynton just inflamation of lunge, bronchitis, asthma, E J. E d w a r d s . cient battlefield. The skeletons are oi speech just adjourn the meeting to that printed in The Century a clever paper on whooping cough, croup, etc., ete. It is nnnsnal size and the teeth in the skulls part of the yard where the car is. Then “Public Men and foe Press,” a topic The Aatoorat of the Breakfket Table. Peasant and agreeable to taste, perfect, are larger than those of ordinary human you would always be sure of saying which he must be familiar-with, for he B e v e r l y F a r m s , Mass., Oct. 8.— W hat {y safe, and can always be depended u]^ beings. The authorities of Carthage col­ something worth listening to.” The has been a Washington correspondent can a man that is eighty-two years of on. Trial bottles tree at Cheney^s lege have received permission to explore and C. H. Rose’s drug stores. 1 ' > pendent thinks this is a very good joke, for about twenty-five years, and has age be expected to do? The genial “Au­ I the oave, and a noted antiquarian has |t 7®t he has not sent for the palace been on terms of intimacy with most of tocrat of the Breakfast Table,” the ven­ o a x ;. ■ ■ ■ ( the big men of that period. Boynton, erable poet, essayist, teacher and physi­ been sent for to aid in the investigation. BUCKLENS ARNICA HALVE. ^ ssked a gentleman of high station like Clarkson, will run his legs off to cian (for his standing in medical annals —Philadelphia Ledger. The best salve in the world for Guts, ^ w ^e president’s favorite cabinet help his friends, and has never developed alone is one to be envied), has accom­ CHINA SILK TEA GOWN. Bruises, Sores, Ulcers Salt Rheum, Fever Sores, Tetter, Chapped Hands, Chil­ p ai^s^ “ If yon mean his nearest per- any facility for feathering his own nest. plished the revision of the complete R iv­ Manrice Bernhardt, who is traveling The boas made of cock’s plumes are blains, Corns, and all Skin Eruptions, ia the cabinet,” iM Hr^ed, He haa bi^tu and still is, a jiKiwer in. erside edition of his works, now being with his w ife in this country, is a rather rery pppular w d seen everywhere. Tb ® 7 handsome specimen of the Frenchman,, and ptetively cures JFiles, or no pay answer o f course is A tto rn e y Gten- Washington, being both loved and rapidly issued from the press, in twenty required. It is guaranteed to give per­ idd all that is needed in the way of with a tall, wiry physique, a clear olive MiUer. They were, as yon know, feared. In his private and social rela­ volumes, and, in homely phraseology, is fect satisfaction, or money., refunaed. something fluffy around the neck. There complexion and a small dark mustache. rpartners, and their friendship is of tions with men General Boynton is mod­ resting on his oars. His general health are others of * the long flues of ostrich price 25 cents per box. For sale by all M l ■tandixig, very close and oonfiden- est, retiring, generous, charitable. In continues unimpaired. With the love He resembles his mother in the promi­ ^ g g is t s . plumes, and an unlimited amount in fur. nence of his features and is as exquisite ^ s|topejr.gen(^ his professional work he is critical and and esteem of those near him, and thou­ MILES'S NERVE AND LITER P ILLS’ Sealskin w ill be made into capes of tho in dress. n ^ ih'the president’s alert. He can be -rindiotive, too, and it sands of admirers wherever the Tudor style, and hang loosely to the An important discovery. They act on 1 have heard General Biarri- is an old saying here that if a public man langua^ is spoken, he has seen, one by kueea The silk seal plush looks quite Direct telegraphio communication be­ the liver, stomach and bowels through ' Mr. Tracy was cmeof the has anything' crooked in his career^ and one, with the sole exception of the as handsome and is far more healthy to tween the United States and Brazil has the nerves. A new principle. ' They men he ever met, and he Boynton gets after him, the victim may “good Quaker poet,” Whittier, his the general wearer, and where fashions been opened. This was done by a new speedily cure biliousness, lwd"ta8te, tor- '. |o take his trenchant pen, and many more w ill feel past half century, and one, perhaps, that! The paysanne capes w ill have a rage. A man fishing at Jersey (England) was It in the future, for after a quarter of a p^dim tial counc^' ta U ^ of all others has learned wie charming* I mean the gray and dark, rough frieze- caught by the rising tide and a boat had ^bMiimte(mebf M s ^fmrmest century of actiye service the Nestor of secret of growing old gracefully—a be-' like materials, and w ill be worn to late to be put out to rescue him. The next tocand most valued ad- the corps of correspondents is as active ^ coming condition that is characteristio autumn. Traveling ulsters are of ohe* day the magistrate sentenced him to and v ir ^ as ever. of the good sense pervading his entire riots and homespuns, in faint or invisible eight days’ h^d labor “ for the trouble W a x a e b W b l l b u n . «?e®r. A P. plaids. O lt vb . he had caused.” ‘•■V'a •' X .'.' >■■ ,5*i- '-

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BETTER THAN SOME CHRIS our churches, to carry forward the great g $ . r T IA N 8 . benevolent enterprises of the church. «i %Y-'"- Money is power. It makes men inde­ MISCELIiNEOUS SPUXS. Ty> V. Rev. J. M. Taber Reproves Hypo pendent, self-confident; but I tell you ■I.WOOD B..EI.A EDITOB crites and Tells Moral Men there is no Saviour in wealth, no Christ What They Lack. Es-6 y ’ l^lf* 8. G08LEB, LooAii Editor Am) Bmi- there. In one of the plays of Aristo- r a n AoBirr toB QI.ASIOHBITBT. The commodious audience room of the phan^ men go into Hades and come to It goes without saying that South Methodist church was crow'ded the river that divides them from the every man should possess a EirikBtD jti thb Post Oitiob at Manohbu blessed fields. They are met by the i<^'i TMB As 8MOinM}IiAS0 MaTTIB. last Sunday night. People from other fall overcoat, for it is such a Some people claim that Perfection does not CX’^ denominations and persons who are boatman in his frail craft, who comes Pfibliahedevery Saturday morblnr* Office to carry them over the river. One man necessary and comfortable B o a rs B u iL D ------Mano^Mto?^%lAN^ I seldom seen in church were there. The would embark with his bag-of gold upon ist in this world but they take it all back " «ViTOB, PAR BUILDING, South Man-1 ©f the subject was the attrac­ garment to wear during the oheeter. his back, but is accosted by the boat­ tion that drew many of them there. man, who says he can’t take any “bag­ interim between the debut of after they have tried , Per year tL50; single copies, five cents. gage” across. No room for baggage m Advertising rates made known on applica* The address lasted three-quarters of an that boat. Mv friend, when you come Jack Frost and the more chill­ Ion hour and was followed with close inter­ down to the river, there will be no room ing edict of Boreas. A full Kbttee to Advertisers—Standimg adiadvertise* est. The subject was, “The people who for baggage. Money there is worthless ments____ will not _ be changed_ingea jlater___ than luggage; you will have to drop it all. line of these indispensable ShfUsdaynoon.' Newadverusemeinterecelved are better than some Christians.”’ The nim ninbo’olook Friday morning. On the margin of the river mere mo­ garments, pleasing to every text was Mark x:21. “ One thing thou rality, hospitality, generosity, self-rteht- The Herald is sold on the streets by the lackest.” The speaker spoke fluently (Murriers and newfboys. It is also on sale at eousness, are counts as baggage. They conceivable taste and condition H e i^ Branch Park Bollding So. Manchester and earuestly and without notes. A cannot Atand by you in the surging of purse, can be seen at the MagneU’s News Stand Then they tell their friends how much they like condens^, report of his discourse fol­ flood. No Saviour, no Christ, no etemm “Hub" Clothing Store, Hart­ Brink’s friend, no pilot over the dark river. PoitOfllce lows: “ One thing thou lackest.” Oh, what a ford. the Range and that’s the reason why the , and at I am to speak this evening to “people lack I Hotel News Stand Manchester. who are better than a great many Chris­ What is keeping us from Jesus? Isn’t Rogers, Peet & Co's, cele­ number of purchasers increases every year. tians,” and I susp^t there are many he better than any one else? Take Christ brated dress and business ation. at all cost, and m ^ God help you. I 2 » « BtaM wmbeaMveredby |whf*^SStp^^ess to hear people saying I would be a Chris­ suits, the most fashionable carrier at a/ny howw in the f/if- be Christians ^ o are better than man; tian, but I am not quite ready to give and best ready made clothing lagee o f Ma>nehe8ter and South who are professedly Christians; peop] up my cards. I can’t see the narm in who never go to prayer meetings oetrer them. Another would take Christ were in the market,-made from the Manchester at 1 5 eenta a month. than some who are regularly at such it not for the dimce* still another would most modern- and attractive Economy of Fuel. meetings and whose voices are fre­ accept Jesus, but don’t see how she can quently heard in testimony and prayer. give up the theater. What! Do you, foreign and American fabrics, Perfect Baking auaUties. The East Hartord Gazette was en­ 1 want to say that such people are fre­ will you reject a divine Saviour, an and fully equal to custom quently better neighbors than a great eternal friend, because of such trifles? larged to eight pages with' its last issue. manv Christians. Some of the meanest made garments in every es­ The Best Revolving Gh-ate Warta . The paper gives every appearance ofi Why, Christ is better, brighter; grander, neignbors I have ever known have been purer, than all these. Give me Christ sential, are specialties at the tnosperltyi Mr. Hale, its publisher, has church members. They have been ex­ anyway; yes,if I must cast aside ten thou­ Superior Finish and Durability. inoved himself one of the best business clusive, grasping, jealous, inhospitable, sand earthly pleasures, let them go— “Hub" Clothing Store. slaiiderers, cold. Do any of them live managers of the state weekly press. Christ is enough. Do not walk straight ii on your street, or in your district? Then into the eternities without Christ. But School suits,which will elicit I need describe them no further. I have are we not at fault, Christian brethren, favorable comment from teach­ I have sold hundreds of them in this plaoo ;4\ oneattffli^tog the towB in emphasizing the negative side of' ers and gladden the hearts of Christianity ? we have been saying to last Monday could not fall to notice the sympathetic in times of sickness or those who come to us toinquire the way, the boys in their onward m contrast with the town meetings held j other trouble, open hearted, lovable, and everylone has given satisfaction. “You can’t do this, you nitistn’t do march for knowledge, in a in Manchester ten years ago. Then the pemle whom one feels free to call upon that.” “Thou shalt not—thou shalt not.” K town'BbnsInew w u tnmucted to the I f f » not Some one suggests that we have been wonderful variety of patterns, ol4jtP5tBJiall amid the confusion of 1 ohm-oh ngf pj.Q^gggjug teaching our young people to say “no, at invitingly low prices, are no, no.” Isn^t it about time for us to Hi. voting at Ihe ballot boxM and with tians. They live in South Manchester teach them to say “yes ?” in “full swing" at the “ Hub" l^eregard to parliamient^l^^ LhstJ*®®® of them are heite tonight. Goc Jesus came to establish the law, to en­ Clothing Store, Hartford. T. P. AITKIN. Depot Square. llondsy’o meeting was a mwlel New force the commands and prohibitions of — , . . J. mu a. Again, such people are more generous the law; but he came to do something There is an extraordinary England ^wn m e e ^ . The voters as- in a broader sensl. Oh, there are lots else. He gave me something to do. sem bl^m good numbers In a pleasant of close-flsted, mean, stingy Christians, Why, he said, “Ye are the light of the inducement to buy children's att|^ transacted the town’s business expe- “ i^ ly {fUows. I don’t happen to know world. A city that is set on a hill can­ clothing at the “ Hub" store, dltionilr and to « i orderiy manner. t S ° t h i S . ^ ° S ’edU.*'‘to *he‘’f f i not be hid.” He is the Sbuthorpf posit­ or the reason every purchas­ I ive, active, aggressive Christianity. WOOD! hand, you know that soine of the most W H A T N E X T ? These adjectives must characterize our er of aboy’s suit costing $8.oo generous men in Manchester today are Christianity today. Dear 'unsavec The overwhelming vote for no-licehse not Christians. They respond to the friends, Jesus dOfers you something more or more, is presented with a LIME, HAIR, CEMENT, ADAMANT PLASTER. -f ^ a. surprise to those who had not calls for help, they give to the poor, they than a “thou shalt not.” He gives you beautiful tricycle. Moreover, studied the situation in this town. I give to the church, they give to every glorious opportunity for seryioe.'^ Come , a.u . 7 good enterprise. In a former pastorate a boy's suit costing $2 or $3, three successive years the majority has j a poor widow fell into grievous trouble to him andd you shall'know no lack. been for license. The saloon men felt I was sick, contracted bills chat she coulc entitles the purchaser to sl more secure of their position as each not pay. I promised to aid her, and at The Hartford Journal rightly accuses tricycle, provided goods in­ once appeals in her behalf to four men I have a fine -stock of above articles on r.f .(■ successive year brought them a victory. whom 1 thought would most readily re­ the capital city with lack of enterprise creasing the sale to the above 4 * They had no reason to expect a reversal spond. Three of these were not Chris­ in allowing the eastern approach to the mentioned sum are bought in and am selling a^ the Lowest of the town’s poUcy at this election. Two tians. Their response was ready and city to remain in such a repulsive condi­ Possitjle other departments. This is • ■'I- -^,1/ men have built ’saloons this summer,-so generous. tion. The old toll bridge is an, ill-smell­ ■ I. But such people are frequently more a very unique feature, for the Prices consistent with Good gualitytahd I f satisfied were they that license was to moral. You don’t like that, brother and ing, gloomy and musty tunnel which be the'settled policy of this town. These sister, do you ? But it is true just the every driver dreads to enter. The city ift of a tricycle makes the same men were in a large measure re­ same, and we do well to look at facts of Hartford could well afford to xeplace foy happy and does not in­ Fair Profit. sponsible for the overthrow. 'When sometimes. There are men in Manches­ it with a broad, open struQturgt,.across ter,- crease the price of his suit. th ^ Halted for licenses this fall they 1 ^ 1 which the horse cars could glide rapidly wm e ocmfronted with/strong^-oppoeition clean, and teams could be driveh as fast as on frmu the temperance people. Strong don’t prof^ to be Christians. Then a good highway. East Hartford would I am doing business for a living and Q d l; ;teBaoii8^^oeB ivere to the thm:e are inour churches men and wom­ then become so closely associated with an who are unclean, immoral. God applicr- pity jthem l -George William Curtis, the city as to be almost a part of the -ilolbiiswdpe 4enied, - then-appesctis t|ie other day ovef the Uhitla- city, and the traffic'from, the east side <^#baoln to high iii^ i rian conference at Sarato^, speakhig of towns would: be greatly increased. But CLOTHING Ucense. i l i e m m > h ^ apiai-Jl£^^ it “religious.” Hartford is not an enterprising qi^y. me a fah chance. does not, as other cities;^ would, embro -cations were denied th o u ^t they had as] however, be iU chosen, for I bhve heard opportunities to inoreMe its growth, ce HARTFORD. 'V «ood a. right to sell as o&ers who had { that the Unitarians are altogether given receivt^ licenses. They argued; vif we I morality. But I have not cannot have a ;license then none of the 1 I know of ho The Trouble un Umbrella Caused. : ,. ,,V ,, , I church that would be harmed by mere “An overturned umbrella blown from Carpet Sale :ncreased, until it ran over and flooded it is by no means a juvenile ordqr. thele ]Bible a myth, Christianity a farce, the basements of the neighboring mer­ Union Mill Property Sold 1 There are enough old heads in each so­ and Jesus an impostor? No, no, not chants, who found gallons of w^ter in ciety to give the counsels of experi­ that. It’s only Judas with his money their cellars, and hundreds of dollars’ bags once more, only the priest and NEXT WEEK, AT ence. Wisely advised by their elders Levite modernized, still passing by worth bf goods were destroyed, ’all be­ Have Yon H e a itjilil and fired by their youthful ardor the on the other side.” “Better than a cause of an upturned umbrella.”—Chi- Sons of Temperance did effective can, great many Christians.” Why, such are c ^ o News. Vi-* if:'-; not Christians at all. They have the < . J y vassing and turned many votes. His Hat Saved the Trestle., ARRIVED. There was also a strong citizens’ move­ name, but not the nature; the creed, but not Christ; the profession, but not Saturday evening Ben Rivers, of Jack­ WM H. POST & CO’S. Our Fall Styles of Stiff and Soft Hats . whi^;rwe ment at the north end, where the effects the possession. I brand them as “ whited sonville, Fla., while walking the West­ of liquor selling have been more appa­ walls. They are scribes, pharisees, ern railroad track discovered that the have on exhibition in our north window. • rent than at South Manchester. In pre­ hypocrites. No, no, not Christians! trestle over Highland branch was on But let _us turn to these good people : ire. He sent in an alarm to the FALL NECKWEAR vious no-license victories the strongest whose praises we have been singing. and remained to fight the fire as best he work has been done by residents of We meant to preach to them tonight, In a larger assortment than is shoivn in town. Flan-: South Manchester. Tl^is yeu the lead­ and not to lash the church. I ask you, could. The only water to be obtained ers were located at Manchester. friends, to learn the lesson of the text was from the branch, and Rivers carried nel shirts, Jersey shirts. Underwear, Hosiery, Gloves: ; t steadily in his hat for hours until as­ The question now arises, what will and context. Jesus has been in the of all descriptions, Men's and Boys’ Suits and Pants. midst of a group of little chUdren, tak- sistance arrived from town in the shape Fail Openiig Goiplete, they do-with their victory? It has al­ mg them in his arms and folding them of a locomotive loaded with employees. ways been a hard matter to enforce no­ to his heart. He gives them his parting The opportune aid of Rivers nndoubted- OUR SHOE DEPARTMENT license in this town. Influential men benediction, and goes forth “into the way.” A young man eagerly runs to y saved the trestle from destraction.— Is loaded with new and desirable shoes for the fall jhave given freely Of their time and have him and devoutly kneels before him ask­ Exchange. I paid out hundreds of dollars every year ing: “Good master, vVhat shall I do that and winter trade. We carry mens’ ladies’ and child­ of no-lipense to enforce the law. These I may inherit eternal life!’ He had The show of lotus in the lake on the ren’s in all prices and all widths. We make a special­ men now declare that they have done kept all the commandments. Have you? west side of Central park near One Hun­ He runs to Jesus. You haven’t done All interested in carpet buy­ ty of Men’s and Ladies’ Furnishings. Hats and caps with that business and will let the bur- dredth street, New York, continues, and that yet.^ He kneels______— before w w ...... him., JJ0 2^ here are thousauds of seed vessels, full and boots and shoes and here is the place to buy den fall on other shoulders. Will other nearer the kingdom than you. He wants ing and housefurnishing ilowu blossoms and buds. A young where you can find the largest line to select from and ^ , w;OTkers ^ually effective arise to take j seeks for it at the feet woman has been sketching the scene their pla^? Three'years of open sa-| « x dailyforiwme time past. The impish should examine goods at city prices 1 V...... , X. I now the Master applies the test. kwns have given a good many men time “One thing thou lackestTgrthy vSy ads that infest the park stand upon the Come and see and be convinced. Yours Respectfully, to acquire the habit of taking a daily and sell whatsoever thou h ^ t and giv'e edge of the lake and lasso the blossoms. and prices at drink. The temptation to the saloon I'kou s i ^ t have treasure l m heaven; and come, ta k e . up thy cross Indnding approaches, the new London A. L. BROWN, 8 CO., Depot Square . X. mv. T «XI. X follow me. And he was sad at that Tower bridge will be more than half a than ever. The population of the town saying and went away grieved, for hp mile long, and 80,000 tons of stone, 20,000 has increased materially since the last had great po&^ssions.” If this young »ns of cement, 16,000 tons of s t^ and WM. H.P0ST 4 CO’S. no-Iicehse "period. There are more I ®wealthy, moral, seeking . ren and 81,000 tons of brick will enter than there werfe I without thirsty men here now man mere were I the eternal life which he so u g ht, with into its composition. then. . -V • what startling emphasis should the "WANTED. On the other hand the laws for th^ words fall upon your souls this very enforcement of prohibitionL in no-Ucenee night: “One thing thou locfceef” Th^ test which tl^!^ young ruler could not PAPER HANGINGS, towns are more effective ' stand nmy not be your test, but be asr 'were four years ago; sured there will be for you a “come, and DECORATIONS Everybody in South Manchester to call and see my new - " ^ 1 law makes it contempt of court lof ib take up the cross and follow me.” Now- man______conrictedTJ , - n , Tof drunkenness r ______toI refuse cordial hospitality, in great variety. line of V A SE S, W A T E R SE T S. E T C , just.^e AND eCHOOL OF SHORTHAND. tQ. ,^11 where he bqught his liquor. I S S S S j “ ou“^^ Is undoubtedly the leading school for they are beauties. Dnlggists can no longer sell Uqudr more lack what none but Christ can give, can Shorthand training. Its t l ^

•• •'u-.'•.cf..',.; NINTH A Quiet Wedding—Building Notes An Accident at the Mill— Burglars Mr. and Mrs. Joel M. Nichols and Mas te no«r {KXBtmaster by the — Epworth League— Personals. Enter Rev. F. R. W aite's and ter Ray Nichols, of Manchester, were The inhabitants of the town of Manchester of the President at Olas- William A. Crosby has been confined Steal his Gold W atch- the guests of Mrs. J. Shanley last Sun­ iO bnsiiiees of the office has Other Items. liable to pay taxes are hereby notified to his home for two weeks by injuries day. and required tc return to the assessors or Annual;-: Festival Mr. John Percival is the owner of a v; ihoreased within the x>&8t few received from a fall at the mill. John Dore buried his infant daughter town clerk, on or before the first day of No­ splendid cotton plant. It had ten blos­ 'oani> T ' George Bigelow has moved from the last week. Mr. Dore has the sympathy vember next, a list of all property owned by BYTHEy00H8 lJDIE81IF> soms at one time. W. S. Goalee att^ded the meet- old Goodale place on the mountain to of a large circle of friends, as he lost them on the first day of October, 1891, and we will meet them at the following places >' ;li^^'Of the committee on the county the house formerly occupied by George Miss Ella Douglas returned home this his wife only a few months ago. for receiving their lists, viz: Cheney Bros*. ST. JAMES’ CHORffl, ” ^___ ^___ bcmw .of the state at the Patten on the ash swamp road. week after an extended visit to her Thewriter was misinformed as to toe Hall, Oct. 14th, 15th, 16th and 19th; Crosby Manufacturing Co. wDl shut 'ormer home in Vermont. ' ^ ' City Mission bulldiig on Wednesday of name of the lady whose death was men­ Town Hall, Oct. SOth, 21st,. 22d, 23rd; WILL OPEN AT ■^*this w e^ down their mill tonight, in order to Robert Illingworth, of Chapinville, tioned jn last week’s Herald. It should Young Men’s League Booms, Oct. 8th« 9th, 12th and 13th. Hours from 9 a. m. to y . H. Risley has purchased the make some necessary repairs. The em­ Mass., madea short visit to his friends have sheen Miss Parkhurst, a sister o f 4 p. m. on each of said days. Persons neglect­ ARMORY HALL, ■ ■ ■■■ hotoitoteaid of the late John J. Curtis -at ployees will have a week’s vacation., here last week. Mrs. W inchester, and not the latter, as ing to attend to their lists on or before the Herbert Thayer, of Northampton, Naiibac, imd is removing his household H. G. Talcott, Rev. F. R. Waite, H. T. stated. Miss Parkhurst’s funeral took first day of November will have 10 per cent, added to the same. Persons making out their Friday Evg.. OcL nk, ladlUiiini ^|>g;oodB thereto. It is a very pleasant Mass., a former schoolmate of Fred H. Dexter and Miss Emma Graves, attended place last Wednesday afternoon; the lists will be obliged to make oath and sign the place and pleasantly situated on the Fisher at Eastman college, has been interinept was at Mansfleld. the Christian Endeavor convention., at same and can leave them with the town TeaHigUt. :'v :!t|t^banks o f the Glastonbury cove. spending a few days with him during New Britain Tuesday, as delegates from Mrs. Charles Blinn and son are spend­ clerk or at the different pbst offices in town. DANCING EACH EVENING. - Frank Wadsworth has secured the the last week. toe society in this place. ing the week visiting friends in Tol­ Hanks can be obtained of toe assessors, town 4USIC BY BOEATING’S ORCHESTRA; V.* , oontza^ior furnishing the poles for the A. O. Crosby is about to build a new clerk and the several post offices in town. There certainly should be the best of land. PROF. J. T. FOLEY, PROMPTER. . ’ im of dieotrio motors on the house on the Hartford road directly Public Acts of the State of ConneciSout order kept in the village for the next Mr. Thomas F. Levesque, of Indian ; and Glastonbury railway. west of toe house now being built; by Chapter CCXLVIll,Sec. 13, ^proved June 2S« Refir^hmpnte served each night. year. As a result of the town election Orchard, Mass., was the guest of J. A. 1889, reads as follows: WW do it, for he is a hustler. Mrs. Harvey Ackley. F. H. Dean will Monday, Talcottville will have two con­ Calhoun for a few days this week. It shall be the duty of the assessors in every do the carpenter work. town to require all persons giving in tuc lists dMisahu is tts. ■ ;, The work of preparing the track of stable, William Brennan and George The town election last Monday passed to sign; date fnd deUvet to them a; sworn Henry i^her is about to put up two statement upon said ilst of the following i|^ raihvay for the application of tiie W orden. i off quietly. Vernon has shifted to the new houses on the hill opposite his tene­ form: ,*T do,hereby declare under oath that Bosats to Mankaiiir. '■(A - deotrio power is progressing rather republic^ column once more. Harry the foregoing list, according to the best of my LaSt'Suriday'was rally day in the slowly, comtnencing at the Gaines house ment now occupied by Mrs. Eunice Wil­ T. Miner, who was nominated for second know led^ remembrance and benef, is a true son. They will be single cottages of Sunday school and as a result a large statement of aH my property liable to taxa­ r and proceeding north. We hope it may selectman on the r^ublioan ticket, was tion, and that 1 have Include in stdd tax list neat design, and will stand about 80 number were present. all bonds, notes and other evidences of in­ BAMHIS BBHPir, be done for odd weather. elected by a majority of 182, receiving debtedness, except such as are by statute ex­ m- feet a p ^ . New subscribers to The Herald can empted from taxation or are endorsed by the Falrburr. Nebraska. ' Fi W. Dean, contractor and builder, 711 vot^ against 579 for toe democratic State Treasurer as not at present liable to tax- For years the strip of highway lying have the paper from this date until Jan. E.B.GOODKlOH.Preet., . - is busy with a large force of men on canfidate. He was toe only one from atlon inConnectlcut,and which are now owned between toe Methodist parsonage and 1, 1898, for the regular subscription b y me or held b y m e in trust,or w hich I am re- P. H. GOODRICH, V. P„ tmiliUnjg wtftrk. He is putting up a barn tbis partof the town who was elected. nlred by law to put into my said tax list; and W . GOiODRICH, iCaabier. Gteorge Grover’s house has been gradu­ price $1.60. Subscriptions and renewals ■Iso bonds, notes, or other evidences of in­ DIBBOOBS t for W . H. Judson, of New York, on the It was voted to appropriate $200 for im­ ally caving away and disappearing in can be left with Thomaa J. Ferguson. debtedness and all shares of the capital stock B. E. Goodrich and Wiuos Bi__ Judson place in East Hartford, 28x40, provements at Elmwood cemetery in of any wrporatlon, the stock of which is tax­ Fairbury,Nebraska; P.H . Goodbxoh, _____ the swamp. In order to prevent a fur­ James Tedford has gone to Wi^iman- able, which I have transferred as collateral se­ BRICK WELiiee, Isaac BBOADHMAnAna Hott- and a shed 20x24. He has also contracted Venibn Center. It was also voted to curity to any corporation. I also declare AGE P. KnresBURT, Glastonbury, Conn. ther caving in Bfainard Bros, have laid tio where he will work for the Natchaug under oath that I have not conveyed or tem­ to build ^ unmediately a dwelling house supply toe public schools with free text We mi^e a specialty of Fh^ M< a retaining wall in the swamp and wid­ Silk company. porarily disposed of any estate for the purpose for Mjrs. Harriet Crosby and two dwell­ books. License was carried by a ma­ of evading the laws relating to the assessment Farm M d W te Lwns. Also^Oonni ened and lowered the road, making a and collection of taxes. Dated at...... this and^hMlBqiids. We eamrefiar to onrO ^ ing. houses for Henry Fisher at the Miss Flora Julia has returned home jority o f 447. ■•••day o f ...... 18..” Any person signing neettoutinveetorsL who have nevevloM g dy.- ; iKpto id S* P* Turner’s store noAh to and toe departments of literary and so­ TO'WN RECORD BUILDING. time it was thought he would not re­ was ^j^assing from one car to another, time to canvass. Large profits. Address town furnishes the cial work and entertainments, being Pa r k PuBusHiNq Co .Hartford, Copn, cover. Joe is beamer tender and had and while closing the door with one Glabtohburt, "' laying the same merged into one, will be under toe •/ occasion to take a beam down stairs by hand it slammed to violently, crushing adjoining proprietors, charge of Mrs. Newell. way of toe elevator. The beam w^ghed a Anger so badly that amputation was T T Y A N T E D At once, two good house paint­ P* Turner, P. H. Goodrich, The skunk hunting season has begun, W ers. Applyi._ . to H .P. Giln a c k , South Hayes, Undertaker," about 150 pounds. He had the elevator necessary; the Anger was severed at the Manchester, Conn. ^^handilfirs. Nan<^ W . Goodrich. and these odoriferous animals seem to will continue in Covell's building ovsir tli stopped on a level with the weave room second joint. Mr. Foley is a native of ,.Wri^ from the west, has be more than usually numerous this poet offim, Gastonbory. tn the boainse ef floor, and while getting ready to slide this town, but at present resides in Hart­ ^ - -r i the town of his ancestors year. Fred Trowbridge, George Car­ XirANTED—To purchase one two horse toe I«am on, someone either started it, ford. He is one of toe most poptilar - TV dump cart. Give price and full partiC' r a felw days pi^. He depiarted last penter and Harry Chapman went hunt­ ulars to H. E. House, Buckingham, Conn. UNDERTAKING IN ALL r r a 07 it went up of its own accord. Joe conductors on the New England road. o^^yX^mmiiing.' Mr. Wright is the ing Saturday night and returned in tri­ ANTED-A hand nder to grind fio m P A R T M E N T 8 ; was not aware of this, however, and Another pleasant sociable was held at umph. with seven skunks, one wood W N o. 14 to 24 fiat ns;none but a compe- stepped backward falling a distance of G. P. ^bcock’s Friday evening. tent man need apply. H. Bagshaw,LoweU, Also at his branch office in OaVvanVblbdt < Sfton p^^mw an older brother chuck and an enormous cat. - The cat Mass. oiOSt Mt Hartfor^ A foil line of 18 feet, with the beam right after him. Jo^n Shea, assistant freight agent at Coffins and Shrouds ahrayS oh llo^p^^yiTngMr, a Bpn o f was kiU(^ on ledge of rocks near O RENT—The residence of the late Mr. F Preparing, Laying out taking \ ^ : Had he received the full weight of the the station for toe past year, has re­ charge of roneraia adtMnh-, . . --Mx the>' bwnsr of fa ^ Diamond pond, imd when Fred shot'it T W . Clark including barn; also the large beam before it struck the floor it would signed his position. His place is flllec house west of his residence consisting of IS TMand” ntoto ^nzt he thought he bagged a coon.. They certainly, have killed him. It struck rooms. Apply to Sanvord Bemton, Cheney’s by Riduird Maloney, of Manchester. Store. jHTBeady for calls at all honM ^ day are laugli^g at him yet; one side of him smashed' through the Frederick BLaberssng and Susie M, r p o RENT— A six room tenement suitable ■mv held its; annual door and then fell on top of him crush­ A < for two sinall or one large family on Mc­ o f ^ W ed- Soqyil^e weto m arn^’ at toe residence Kee street, Souto Manch* >r. Enquira .. ■ ■ r,i -rr-j,-^ 1 ing 1 ^ seventy; jHe was picked up by John Kenerney. of toe bri^e’s^par^iin at 2,80 p. m. Wed- Mr. l^nney, who was at work repairing 10 JlBNT,-^Tenement of • five rooms on t o e d . jRieggpvpIr w ater in boose. W?:. '5*:.,- ' LV; ''

■Wi iuid happ7 TtfANTED—A girl fOT's^a ahdtO V . .. /i , e-' 1 i called tor, khd after hh -W a^^t with chfl^U;. - on toe 6 o’(uo0k found there were no bonw Mbs. F . B. A dams, trip toNew York city and P o u g a ^ broken and that his injuries were iix- ^Kanbub.^ sie. ^ e y will return. Mondky eveniiig Lgj.jjal. He is recovering quite rapidly to^'genei^ and will board for the present with Mrs. j ^ g^y, SW'60t PottotiOBS) 80 ctis* I GEORGE F. RlGd, Scoville. A- ■' ‘ ' I ' of Cp. G;26th regi- around again. P0r 1i>lisll6l» I General Insurance Agent, and The Clio club will meet in the lecture EXHAUSTED VITALm . BUCKINGHAM. The Brots of Youth, Pmnstore-DeeliDe, Lost o c o w ^ ^ reomnext Wednesday evening to re­ MANCHESTER* Manhood, and sQ Diseases and Weaknesses of POt^HitvOOS 6 0 C1 ;S b P 0 F Business solicited for first-class companies from whatever caose, permanenUy'snd nrtntdy irepc^ that of toe v^ Miss Eli™. Howe h ^ a flue night organize. Election of officers will take I TBI^EPHONE OONMEOnON. coiedathome; Expert TnATianT. No Fai^ . . . r Qftiiat UBi. ^CknunltafioD in person -ot ‘ blooming cereus. which has rewarded place and work for the winter be de­ bushel, BcriptlveicrintlVe Proq>Mtat,Froep< With L ^ 16 are now living, and her for her care by giving four large cided upon. All those wishing to join Adorass.ldarasB,Wm.l Wm. H. Parker, M. or ‘ MediMlWitate.dedi^IOstitati No. 4 ^Wlneh ’S t, Boston, Mm address, of aU but blossoms all opening at once. the club would do well to be present at I **W**Wm>m. H. Parker,Pa^Mi, MA. Dv ., theum eminentouuuuai AmerksaAinencea Dr. Frank B. Adams I iihlUtor% bnt^ ^ ^ iu ^ | ^ : IS kno'ra. Rtokbird The Ladies’ Society met with Mrs. this meeting. La,rge Boxes Parlor | W ill resume practice at his residence on I to some point in Ohio, Jane Blish last week. The hall was fairly well fllled last Matches, 4 cts. abox, wka is ireoOT as Miss Jennie Sparks, of New Jersey, Friday evening to hear the lecture by Main street. Hours, 9 to 11 a. m., 2 to DANCING SCHOOL. 'knm^ a daughter of the late William Q. Sparks T. S. Gilmore, of New Haven, state or­ 4p cts. a doz. 4 and 7 to 8 p. m. fi .. ‘& glju^ TdMkCCo Growers’ Ei^., foHuerly a much respected resi­ ganizer of the American Mechanics. Prof. J. C. Smith vvill re-open his olsss In ii^l hold a^'meeting at Unity I dancing and deporiment at Apsl’s Opera dent of Eart Glastonbury, is visiting at A delegation from the Manchester coun­ New Salt Herring 30 House, Manchester, Coon., on Monday even­ . ^ •tpai’tifo^,,today^ , 11 n, m. Mr. Willard E. Howe’s, and other cil were present. Mr. Gilmore is, an J. DeVORE, M. D., ing, Nov. 2d, 1891, at eight o’clock. Class now t.f - \ llpoe I friends and relatives in this vicinity, ardent speaker and is well prepared for cts. a dozen. L^mceOffirp anaand resiaenceresidence at nousehouse I ‘ ' Vi'-, gi p anito itoctoer , (tolnimi. Charles. Andrews of Hartford the work in which he is engaged. His William Flint or, Chas. Vibberts. Applica­ ; Ti«e Tow n Election; is spending a couple o t weeks in visiting lecture was on the public schools, of late Dr. Jacques. '■■J J. E. MORTON. tions can also be made on the opening night, l^^tbohi^e^ on Monday resulted at toe residence of the Hills brothers. A reunion of the Connecticut Mount Manchester. Connecticut. Nov.2d, from seven to eight o'clock. For thejpotion of the repuhlioan candi- Messrs. William L Goodale and Wm. {Holyoke College Alumnae was held with termsjjartlcnlarsL U U o etc.,see I9M?«*o 0 0 volroiflars,whiohIaviLUm JUvU canCotu behaaofany. ( o f' "the above gentlem en o r w rite

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meets and listens to papers interest to all its members. Tragic Ending of General Boalangcr*s The second story is taken np for the THE WELL KNOWN AUTHORS OF Career with a Suicide’s Death. NEW YORK ACADEMY most part 'with the libraiy. This is ...... The famous French general, politician THE SUNFLOWER STATE. MEDICINE DESCRIBED. divided into two rooms—Woerishoffer ; / ;• and adventurer who recently committed hall (named after the late Charles RE-OPENED. suicide in the cemetery near Brussels Woerishoffer, whose widow gave $25,000 Doctors of Hieh and L>ow Dci^ree and All 7 Xdltor Howe »t 'Work on » New Novel was bom in Brit­ to the academy), which is the rea^g of a Semlxellfloas Nstnre—OharleB tany in 1837, and Schools May There InvestlKate and room, and the library itself , which is de­ Blorean Huiger'e Pereonnl Popnlnrlty. his full name, Confer About All Sorts of Lons; Named voted wholly to the storage of books. Other Story and Terse Makers. translated into V |«eases. This library is open to ^ who may Although our interior alterations are not yet jconipleted*ind^ * 1 English, was [Special Correspondence.] legitimately use it without reference to Of Kansas writers there is none, per- George Ernest der to satisfy the demands of our custo&fss^" shall ^ N e w Y o e k , Oct. 8.—Were a visitor to their membership in the academy, and iiApe, who has achieved the fame and John-Mary Bak­ its treasures are being constantly studied. KT^.“V; prestige of Edgar W. Howe, known to the city of New York to stroll along U.vyFCTL.r ^ '. ;• er. The French Fifth avenne and passing the great res­ There are two small rooms, one over the the world as the an^dr of “ The Story Boulanger is other, for the use of the librarian and the of a Country To>^'.” Mr. Howe is ervoir to tnm down West Forty-third about as com m on street, he would see on the right hand storage of pamphlets.and there is anothex thirty-six y e ^ of age and has won a a name in France small room which ■will be devoted here­ O u . r S t o r e place in the rMdm of letters by his own side a building of red sandstone with a as the English massive yet handsomely ornamented ex­ after to the storage of the more valuable indomitable 'will and keen pow ersof ob­ Baker is in Amer­ terior. Entering through the heavy books and pax>ers. servation and analysis. His college was ica, and so sev­ aSNBRAL BOULANOEB. doors of antique oak he would find him- On this floor is the second of the three the printing office, and a varied sort of eral of that name journal rooms, or rooms devoted to the knowledge was gathered during his have been famous. This particular many medical and scientific magazines youthful wanderings through the far Boulanger won honors in Algeria, and papers. These rooms, one above the west In partnership with his brother Cochin China and Italy, coming out of other, are connected by private stair­ This he established, about fourteen years ago, the w ar o f 1859 w ith a serious wound ways. This second is called the Fam- the newspaper which, from a single and greatly distinguished. ham room, after the late Dr. Famham. small sheet, has since grown into the While military-instmctor at St. Cyr Between the first and second stories SEPTEMBEB 26th. Atchison Daily Globe. Mr. Howe’s during the long x>^ace he married a there is a half story, on which is the latest book bears the mysterious title of If':'.' wealthy Jtnd beautiful lady. Mile. Ren- lowest journal room and the Du Bois **An Ante-Mortem Statement.” Of the >- V ouard, but he was fickle in his attach­ section room, the largest of the tcoms **Mystery of the Lock” and “A Man’s ments and finally abandoned her entire­ devoted to the sections, and having in it Story,” it is said that the author would ly, and after a series^of vagrant amours the furniture and fittings which were in give mpch of his well earned fame to re- became devotedly attached to Mme. de the extension bnilt by the late Dr. Dn ifiUl th e ^ . Mr. H ow e is at present pre­ Bonnemain. It was at her grave that he Bois on the academy’s old home on West paring a semireligious novel with the fired a bullet into his head, but it is prob­ Thirty-first street. The more disagreeable part of the overhead work is fin-r able that disappointment in all his polit­ On the third floor is the upper journal ished, and the rest of the alterations will be completed as fast ical schemes and the ridicule and re­ room and a small study, at present given as skilled workmen can accomplisih it, though the progress is proach which his flight from France np to the alnmnse of Mrs. Reed’s school, excited had much to do with his suicide. who have formed themselves into an necessarily slow,but W HEN COMPLETED the result will His gallantry during the Franco-Pms- association for the purpose of raising certainly be worth the toil and trouble spent I sian war of 1870-1 m£^e him the idol of funds to erect a sanitarium in New Jer­ the French populace. He was called sey to the memory of Mrs. Reed, for the Most of our Fall Goods have arrived and will be placed: & “Le Brav General,” and hailed as the benefit of poor children. The laffies for- on sale Saturday, and now, in order to offset the mconven-; ' predestined leader in a war of revenge xushed the room themselves, and there lence to our customers occasioned by these alterations, on Germany. The government fdt OLDIFSE OF LIBRABY. w e .. V is an odd air of femininity abont it in shall continue the called on to interfere and suppress his self within the home of the New York marked contrast to the rest of the bnild- “Patriotic league.” The people elected Academy of Medicine, one of the strong­ ing. him to the chamber of deputies as a est medical societies in the world. I The fourth floor might be called ths representative of Paris by a majority of must hasten to say that this in^tntion section floor of the building, for on it 81,000: then the government prosecuted is not, as many fondly im i^^e it to be, are four section rooms, as well as a smaU him for misappropriating public money, of an educational cbrnracter, except so room arranged for photographing pa­ REDUCED PRICES ! he fled and pwty collapsed. It was far as any scientific society is more ox tients or displaying cases of diseases ot shown that he had used about $1,800,000 less educationaL It is sim]^y an associ­ thJ eye. In one of these rooms the Den­ . • -f- ‘ of the money of the Duchesse de Uzes in ation of sdentifio m^a for mntnal im­ tal society has its home, for the academy m u political schemes, and there was a dis- provement in their profession. . shelters many societies besides that aftex On our entire stock of Klothing, Hats, Trunks and Fum i^i gracefnl scandaL Nevertheless, the ex­ Incidentally they have gathered to­ which it is named. In this roomthSre XSEABtkS MOBHAU HABOBB. tremists clung to him and now mourn gether a library in which there are ovei is one of the most magnificent colleotions ings until Our Alterations are all Completed, thus givin pcoaiigipg 60ioe^h&t.lengthy title his death. He left two daughters and 60,000 books and pamphlets, and inci­ of crania in the United States. The customers a good chance to effect a substantial saving ii| r CkmiMon John WuHock, tile wife whom he deserted. dentally, too. they have benefited the bleached skulls of anixmds, reptiles and people of this country by their action in fitixes, all, as might have been exjxected, their Fall Purchases. ^is aooihei A REMARKABLE LUNATIC. times of epidemic. Nor mnst the uni­ with their teetk in perfect order, are ybllBg has pixived the advan form stand taken by the academy in neatly arranged in every available ei>ace. A Coartlr Old Man Wbo Had Hosts ot favor of liberality and freedom in the { ' ^ - . pewmper work 1|p the . literary Vriands. The jaw of a sperm whale stretches ont, Eaxgm w»B profession and practice of medi<4he be while back of it are the bones of an ele­ .born in Geoxs^ C. Foster is dead. He was passed over in silence. Its m ^ben phant. a hippopotamus and an alligator. HoiSifiilter, Y„. khd■ •tiras graduated known as “ Count,” and had the sad dis- n oh^oal 8|^ age of have realized with wise judgment that These attract one’s attention by their tinctiopot being the world bae not stood still, and that size. N '"•'■*•• • -i' I • • '£Bs ^thig^how^ aw the oldest inmate knowledge is not necessarily confined tc of Bloomingdala young any man or set of m ^ They have Insane asylum, aa..ptin*" thrown open the door, tixey have listened and Inpw. haa. New York ^ty. to all earnest^ worken. They held uj; He came of a ) The m the hands of the medical societir of the n otedfam ily, and state when it nxoved against the ancient WM b o rn in 1805. code o f ethics, rightly belie'ving that the g^twentyrsight years When not y et world Imd moved since this was written, tiflrty yeurs of ^ e y have welcomed women into.tiie SS, 85, 3 7 ,1 9 , 41 H m ptEB, lUSliSiA 8|tid o f m edidne^ hcMortily ax|td honestly^ ^ e y ha'Ve donei m n o h fo r the profession irh o p^oih they honor and wld<^ honors - '■ -”7.( i4on tttihed inoirt The New . York: Academy of Medidne . ______brain, andfae'was is, as d body o f' leaniied meni, about OQUiitr F08IBB. o o n sig h e d to forty-four years old.' The buildiug in 'by Blamiingdale, Where he passed the re­ liet^JnaiL aud^child iaoentral which it now is, and .'which bears the maining flfty-six years of his existence. Reliable United ^ States same name, had its comer stone laid on At no time vras he violent, and he was ^'MhL'ThMdcm:'&':Jeimew ^Eansaft the 2d o f O ctober, 1889, and was ready lately'mpyed th' gcmerally allowed to go and come at will. for occupancy in the foUowing year. It No. 811 Main St^ eomw/|t8idnxBiiv; He ' imac^ned the asylum to be his pri- She Vhae b ^ fo r yeain h ocxfi' is built on three dty lots and is five imte prcperty> and received guests with •V u id r to S i ^NIchcdaB, W id e A w ake stories high. The architect was Mr. R TAe Oompsoiion, Her grave and lofty politeness. He dressed E. Robertson. The wood work is an degwatly, and made it a point to attend 'Yfm ag is a Brand Lamps, chandeliers, etc. versity of Vir- tongue, to defend her cause. division into sections enables those mem­ ginia and soon bers who are specially interested in sub­ We make a ipeoialty of Decorated Engene Ware and Albert Bigelowe gained success at -OF- jects to debate on them as much as they China, Brio-a-brao and R ich Cut Glaa»> Pfdne, of Fort Scott, are both poets. the bar. After Paine is a yonng writer of great prom­ please, and at the same time insures the serving in the Rogers Sliver Plate ware suitable for weddlxig and com- ise, and his verses find a ready market. attention of the academy being drawn uJi-., state legislature to anything especially important or in­ W ill LisenbM, of Oherokee, is a popolar several terms he B. H. M. DAVIDSON. I s the best In the world. A full Use of pliixientary gifts, and prolific writer of stories for. youth. teresting. everything needed for table use. Si- entered the Confederate army as a cap­ As the academy building is one of the tabiUhed by Wm. Rogers Edward Ellis says of him, “ Llsenbee is tain and rose to the rank of lieutenant in 1866, original, grnpbic and has the tnie, nn- handsomest in New York, so it is one of colonel. In 1876 he was elected to con­ OOBNSR IN B08ACK the most perfect in its adaptation to the Decorated Dinner Sets. miimkable genins of the bom story gress as a Democrat, and re-elec^ bi­ writer.” Elkm P. AUerton’e “ Walls o t with Its wide open fireplace. To the left end in view. It was erec^ by a com­ ennially thereafter till 1890, when the is a small reception room and beyond mittee composed of Dr. A L. Loomis, The Wm. Rogers M’fg Co ^1.. '• Cknm” piomims to become nationa^nrop- Domination in his district (First Florida) that the smoldng room, a delightful the president; Dr. E. Herriok, Dr. F. A erty. Hattie Homer, of White ws| 5 r. was given to Stephen A Mailed, of Salesrooms and factory 66 Market Also writes poems of western life. Mrs. place with the eatiest of Irauging chairs Castle, Dr. G. A. Peters and Dr. Abra­ TEA SETS. TOILET W A I ^ Pensacola. Having served fourteen years and another of those delicious fireplaces, ham Jacobi. The money necessary was •treet, Hartford. Conn. Nan W . EeAlfy, of Wichita, is an occa­ “ BARSTOW’S BAY STATE STOVES /I in congress he is qualified by experience wide enough for a four foot back log. raised by subscription, bequest and the p f : sional writer whose poems bear the nn- for tbe^mnate, but there will be an in­ mistakable mark of the “divine fire.” From this yon go to the Eoiaok ball, sale of the property on Thirty-first street. AND RANGES.” teresting contest os to bis right to the named after the late Dr. Alexander Ho- The qualifications for membership are NOTICE. ThomM Brower Peacock, of Topeka, has seat. ______published a book of poems, now in its sack. Dr. Hosack’s widow left $70,000 simple. The applicant must be a physi­ AGATE IRONWARE. '.'iA: to the academy, and the original check cian and must have shown himself de­ third edition. Saxaob T o z m Boni and Slanlsd ia Prison. I have an unlimited supply of 1^" Robert Western, of Chester, Ills., who is framed and ornaments the iixioking voted to his profession. There are non­ K i t o l ^ FurnlahiB$p^| Bajah Brooke, of Sarawak, Borneo, was drowned at St. Louis recently, bad room . resident members in all parte of the good wall stone and have ob­ has proclaimed his son, Vyner Brooke, one cr two novel experienoec in his life. The partition between the hall and country. The corresponding members tained the services of a skilled ae his snoosasor, and has decreed that He was bom in jail, was married in the dining room at its lower end is bal­ are scattered over the earw, and the nine honorary members are men who stone mason and am now ready he shall attain his xnajority at the age of prison and spent eleven years in the anced as are drops in a theater, and may sorentoen. ■ penitentiary, yet he and his parents were be lifted up, throwing the two rooms have shown themselves great in science. to furnish stone by the perch eminently respectable people. Robert’s into one. By sliding back the folding In all qiuestions affecting the medical laid or unlaid or build cellars One gets an ideaof the vastnoM of the father was keeper of the oonntyjail at doors between the hall and the smoking profession or the health or good of the Hord, Hellen m Yatioan on learning that the pope re- Chester at his birth. For eleven years room this, too. xxxay be added, giving ad­ people the academy has shown itself full by contract. Estimates cheer­ nentiy pat 9,$00 beds in it at the die-, he drove the prison carriage, and was ditional space, The hall itself is of no­ of wisdom, and as an institution of fully given on application. Ad­ 268 Mita8LWmrlrBiUi$; iv the French pilfprims free of tendered a reception at his marriage, ble proportions, and is most comfortably learned men It is one of which we may dress, Wesley Hollister, . . ^ furnished. It is here that the academy all be proud. A lfred Balc b. which took place at the penitentiary. South Manchester. “ ftrtiQrcIf ice. afternoon labor and the long &f' -# > \ ^ - miserable, experience a faintness, sense of Labor and Devotion. from blocks of wood by a devout father, when but eight­ • V, . fullness or bloating after meals. Irregular [Copyright, 189L by American Press Assoda* The crozier is a beautiful example ol een years of age, appetite, constipation, headache, wake unre­ don.] mosaic work, showing in the most per­ HERALD OFFICE. freshed from sleep, have weak back, back­ he voyaged from fect d et^ all of the offices of the church. ache, bearing down pains, Irregularities, Y FIRST view his native Kew The great nerve invigorant and female re­ of the Abbey of It contains thousands of pieces of wood York to Liver­ [■^'. r-;'_ ' storative is Dr. Greene's Nervura. No La Trappe, the and was mitie by a father who spen : pool and back as seven years working on it. There is a ■-Bu^ness Cards, remedy in the world is so sure to restore home of the Si­ a sailor before strength to the weakened land wornout lent Brotherhood, fine choir, and a large part of the service the mast, and en­ nerves. It is the greatest ef all uterine tonics was one long to is choral. From the chapel one enters joy ed ex­ m and regulators, and perfectly and completely be remembered. the long cloister extending aronnd the perience so mnoh Posters, (all sizes,) entire inner court. There are walks ant i The romantic and that in 1841 he €v.' Iiictnresqne val­ flowers and grapes within this court, reshipped on a , ; Shipping Tags, ley of Gethsem- and a small shrine. HERMAN MELViLO!. w haling vessel ane, in Kelson To the right is the dining room, a long, bound for -the Pacifio. At the Marquesas county, Ey., wa£; cheerless apartment, furnished with rude islands he and a fellow maiiher de­ V! Labels, alltteglixryof wooden benches for tables, and uncom­ serted and spent several months with the brilliantly fortable stools to take the place of chairs. the natives. From there Melville made tinted fall foliage. As the sun slowly sank The fathers eat no meat, and their vege­ his way to the Society and Sandwich behind the western hills it brought into tables are all cooked together in one larg^ islands, and finally reached home after Circulars, . ;r; bold relief the dull gray tower of the vesseL There is a f atimr’s name at each an absence of three years. i'.l '■ .. abbey, surmounted by a huge gilded place, and his table furniture consists of In 1847 he m arried a daughter o f Chief cross, and a moment later the valley an earthen water pitcher, an earthen Justice Shaw, of Massachusetts. At that MBS. FBANK LBSLDB WILDB. ■, y- ■ Admission Tickets, was ^ ed With the echoes of "the mon­ bowl, A saltcellar, a wooden spoon and time he had just published his first book, created a society sensation becanse it astery bells,” calling together the com- fork, a napkin and a bottle containing; “'Jfpee, a Peep at Polynesian Life.” was unexpected , and nnoonventionaL mnidty of La Trappe, a band of stndions, cider as sour as vinegar. There appears The volume had numerous editions, and The couple attended the Sunday evening Raffle Tickets, serions, well educated men, who are to be ij|Q use for knives. All eat at the was translated into several European service of Rev. Dr. Charles F. Deems, s f Postal Cards, passing the long days of their nnevent- some tim e, and during th^ m eal a sa- IftDgu^ges. It was quickly followed by the Church of the Strangers, in Ketir % ‘■5f‘ fnl lives in prayer, hard labor and siR it perior mounts a small platform and de­ “Omoo, a Karrative of Adventores in York oity, and were m arri^ ixnmedlate* ly after, at 0:80 p. m ., in thebhnzohpBr> Envelopes, meditation. livers a lecture or reads from some re* the South Seas.” The author’s praises The order was founded in the Middle Ugio\)fi, book. K o other w ord is evex were on every tongue, and an l^ gliah lors. liie best man was the little h » Ages. Driven from France in the Fif­ reviewer declared that “ Marqnesan Mel- morist Marshall P. WUder, who has a i '' 1 Am So Weak and Nervous." teenth century, the Silent Brotherhood ■rille is the phoenix of modern voyagers ways been a great friend and admirer of ...... Biil Mfeads, ■> j Mrs. Leslie. S'. . -■Ti-t ■ i ! ‘ ^ : 6ures all female weakness <> Purely vegetable was scattered over the face of the globe. —sprung, it would seem, from the min­ and harmleee. Druggists sell it, 81.00. There are only two monasteries of the gled ashes of Captain Cook and Robin­ A little over a year ago a ’Uoenae Statements,. 'T have been |a sufferer from ' weaSnSs! order in the ITnited States. The older son Crusoe.” For a dozen years he was was issued in London for'th e mac<^ , ' - . t nervousness and painful menstruation. I used and more important, the one of which I the literary idol at home and abroad, riage of Mrs. Leslie and .the eooentrid fe - v'll ' • ’ Dr. Greene’s Nervura. It acted like write, is located in a valley of the Cum­ and the Dublin University Magazine de­ Marquis de LeaviUe, a^d a 'X’Vvv! -irs- magic. Why do women suffer when ^ r . berland foothills in Kelson county, Ey., clared that he was “a man of whom showed that nearly a;^eas- brforehrtoF^ Menu Cards, Greene’S Nervura will surely cure them? about sixty miles southeast of Louisville America has reason to be proud as one wit, on Ang. 19, 1889^--ti^ l ^ g ^ V- • PAUIilNB K a tse b , fore the registi^r and^deSla^' ' 68 Connon St., Poughkeepsie, N. Y ." ~-nntil recently a particularly isolated, of her greatest giants in literatore.” and at all times a picturesque and fertile, All this was “before the war.” The tention toiffii&tyi and the,?^~ ^ . ,l^t^^Hea4s, i ).»■ _ ., » .TV, IV , f-i. rest is sadness and obscurity.' Melville set down as .“a ^dow , thlrtglM c^yaaa r Oreene, the successful region of the great Bine Grass State. !■/ ' ■ M■ U. sneciali^t in curing all forms The buildings were completed in 184& dropped out of knowledge, of the readers old.” They didnot :rLetterrH eadsi Q^nsrvousand' dhronlc diseases, 86 W . Uth ^ e other br^ob is near Dnbnqne, la. and writers of the United States, though reasons p e r tly satisfAstdey and oM stTMt, New York, can be consulted free, per- The little railway station wherd. one he retained his hold on the affections of itable to the lady., ironally. or by letter. Call or write him about leaves the cars is cadled Gothsemane. the British, among whom his books ate The bride was bom IHriatj^ Floittibii your case, or send for's'^uton"'blank to flil Two mUes away is the monastery. Its S'tiU standard. How thoroughly he was Folline, her birthplace is Ilfsiw Orleiib% { R u l e d ) ^ ontl^ifffiinjBgeV. fnnyJdxiffaifiitig '^ou?"7nS“ tower can be seen above the great forest forgotten at home is shown by the fact and her blood is creole Shmioh. Bisr ease, giving"'ad.vlce, etc., w ilf nie^retum^ ewly brilliancy in literatore,-her maN** tr^ , "and the avehne of t ^ ighgliab . THE PCBUO CHAPEL. ' that when a visiting English writer “ a free^ riage to the pnbliahmr Ledie^ and elms leading from the public highway spoten^n this room. If a father should few years ago in q n l^ at a gathering in heroic bnsineas Oareer after -1 .. Hi - to the porter's lodge ban be reached aft^ hapj^'to . upset'his bowl or drop hls Kew York of distinctly literary Ameri­ a few minrUee*;^ d^ve. \ It was sunset cans what had become of Herman Meb are familiar to Americans, wOMen spoon he w ill „ pzostrato himself a brother of. OsoAr ^ilde^ is when. I arAved, and the day was at an upon the hard floor and lie fhoe do'wn- ville, not only was there not one among m d handsome gentleman toriy yebrsy' end in the monastery^ Vidtors coold ward nntil the meal is flnisbed and all them who was able to tell him, bat there a graduate o f T rinity eoUege, yJ3§iiBh,vjw'^^^^^ tei5 not gain admittance until tire morrow. have left the room. The library is ovei was scarcely one who had ever heard of The monastery proper is a phun, square the man, albeit that man was then liv­ and a very prominmt the dining room. It contains several Englishjonrnfdist. . brick building, tir^ stories high and thousand 'vohunes of church literatnre, ing within a half mile of the plaoaof tiie about 800 feet square. It in d oses a conversation.” The bride prq;x)6ee to ret|^ but n ot a book of the day... Frank Leslie in bbrinesa - • court, where tire monks spend mnoh of The monks sleep on the second floor. He died the other day, this one time their time. A hundred feet in front of monarch of the pen, and a single Kew I In the center'of the room is a doable PROdiNflNT Vk...---- 1...... ,.. the main structure, mnning across the row of cells abont'4 by 8 feet in size. On York paper gave him a foorline obitn- ram s. V avenue, there is a one story brick build­ a^. Then a noted critio felt moved to j s CGN^POSED OF the side of each cell there is a-board bed. at ^ » Ctood' Qld. ing, with gates in the center hurge write of the event, and declared that it Hairvax?^. .. ;.. .vV >’i',' The buildings are heated by steam and f enough to drive a carriage through. is impossible for Robert Ixmit .Steven-r P ' ' ^ " WHOLESOME lighted by gas, the only modem (xm- That the d e a ^ of^^^vioMm On either side there are ofi9kree,’^store- vehienoee to be seen abont the institu­ son'to-wrest from TTriimnii M|j||HijLlhii noticed in alm ort lanxeatship of tim gre^ Sow ^ I NGREDiENT~ andqtiariers for the broth ^ who tion. ' / i9lot;yet fathers of the order. The The «h^)ter room contains a seat fo i what a fatel Fampos at hoiiijlLi^ AND i' MOS' '; / section,is the porteris lodge. A At AVAniog. . each of tile fifty moioJa jiB the znpnas- ■ I » ' L I oonhepte a^ each end this At end there is id^tk^ TACOM^ ■ '' ...... crop jG»rri€^ by tiffin Uitte Franceito e^ the present to r oentnry.' 'Hiis room bpebs toto.^R ttki ■'' , OoQventiibiD. .iF ' bac^ yard where the dead are buried; Tacoica^ ohe'of z ti^ boomihgrojltie»ot There a;^ inrobalfiy 100 graves fiiarked the far northwest, not satisfied w i& hav-< by plain w (^en crosses, which simply ing done many big tid i^ is now tzyizig tell the name of the deceased, his age to do the bigg^t tMng in modern politi­ and date of death. The £^ves are cov­ cal history. She not only-vrants the ered with myrtle, but the gTodn^ is l»r- national Dm nocratic convention fo r 1892, HON. H, M. WATTESklN. ifen. but proposes to give all the del^ates a , diatlnolioiL WHITE BR0N7F The monks are bnried in their white free ride to Tacoma and home again. truth, HarveyMagee Wattexson^waa^ in cowls, without coffin or box. As soon Franklin K. Lane, editor of the Ta­ his day, a v e ^ em inent man^ qoitie iui w as a grave is filled a new-one is dug, em inent as his son now is.^ *aws. M u n u m c n r s coma Daily News, who is as much the He was bom in Bedford ixmnty, which is left open as a perpetual re­ author o f the K ov. 28, 1811, was ed n ^ ted a.t minder to the remainder that someone scheme as any 4 t ' berland college, Irinceton,E!y,,find hlets. of the number must surely take ^ other man, and ... prominent as effitor, politidanand s his place therein. Occasionally a who is now trav­ ber of the Tennessee legislatnxe member who is doing penance will eling in aid of it, 1882 to 1889. In the latter yaar' he afl ^Icinds o f Church silently pray beside this open grave says; “ We shall elected to congress to succeed James and then dig it a few inches deeper. have four special Polk, who h ^ become govam^,-. When a sick brother is about to die trains start from THE p o r t e r ’s l o d g e . was re-elected in 1840, but Society^ Printing, there is a strange ceremony. He is car­ Portland, Me., ------.. , .ESIQHS&PHICtS building and the monastery proper. third nomination. He ww,a] ried to the death chamber, where straw Kew York, Wash­ Within this first inclbsnre there is a minister to Buenos Ayres by M0)r. Con­ ington, and some flower garden, in the center of which Tyler on the nnsolioilled secrated a^es are then strewn over thie point in Florida. BRIDCEPORT. CONN is a marble shrine. In the outer build­ tion of Aiidrew Jackson, and flUed straw in a fonn of a cross, and the dying Each train shall ing there are dining and sleeping rooms, post with great credit: He was'sal F*-! it-r- / man is placed on the floor and left there pickup the dele­ where travelers may find food and nntil the spirit has flown. The body ia quently president of the state rest without cost. To the left of the av­ gates from the New York 8 New England Railroad then taken to the cemetery and the Iasi sections it traverses as it goes along, and ^ t o r of tim Nashville UnicQ I ■ W#:.t-AT' Sv'■•" > enue there is a public cemetery, and on date editor of the Wadiington L I ' A' offices are said. the longest journey made by any dele­ On] and/After Sept. SI, 1891, Trains the opposite side a vineyard and garden. which was tUeorgaa^ PreddentF|eriia A large part of the estate of l,7fi0acres gate 'will be less than five days. It 'will jf^^anufacturer’s Printing, Beyond the cemetery there is' a chapel In 1881 he was elected to ibe Tesmesf^ LEAVE MANCHESTER is leased to small farmers, and from them be a glorious trip and Tacoma will pay for public worship. convention as an _ unconditional Un|ra a good income is derived. The monks the bills. We have a hall that holds F oa H artfo rd —0.00, 7.33, 9.58, a. m .; 18.20 Early the next morning the doors man, and after tiie war befeameeditortiU make cheese and wine, which are sold. 10,000 people. We have more and big­ LM, 6.00, 6,10, 7.00.7.^ p.m. Returning, leave opened and the day, so far as outsiders contributor to his son’s paper. ,. . 85,j- ; 12.10, 2.20, 5.00, A short distance away is a large school ger hotels than any city of five times the BEOiEirVIS SPECIAL ATTENTIOK. 5.28,6m 7.40 p.m. were concerned, had begun. The guest which is under the management of the ^ F o r R ookviijub—7.13, 9.20 a .m .; 12.34, 2.38« size, and will finish one early next yeai 6.44.8.03 p.m . master, Father Peter, cam e to the i>or- monastery. The monks are most cor­ In Memory of tbe Vallaat Dead. ter’s lod^ and announced that visitors to cost 11,500,000.” , F or WiLiAMAimo — 7.13, 9J» a.m.; 2.38, dial and hospitable. They provide nice Mnskingnm county, O., claims to jbwe 6.44.8.03 p.m . oonld enter. He is a native of Ireland, Undoubtedly it would be “ good poli­ F or Boston—9m a.m ,: 2.38 p.m. lunches or meals for all -risitors without the finest and most appMpriate^ eoldien and has been in the monastery continu­ tics” for any political party to open the ^ F or P rovidbnob—7.13,9.20a.m.: 2.38,5.44 p.m . charge. There are a dozen or more and sailors’ monnment ^ the United LE A V E BUCKLAND—Goinq E ast, 5.41 (Hag) ously since 1848. He wore the habit of next campaign with its convention in guest chambers for those who remain States. It is a hall, a bnsineas.structure 7.09 a .m .: 1 2 .^ 5.21; 6.50; 7 ^ p . m .(flag). OorNO all the fathers—a long skirted garment the new northwest. As for Tacoma she WBaT-«.()6,1.H, 10.01 a .m .; 1.54, 6.1^7.04 (fiag) over night. and a memorial all in one, and is an at­ 7.54 (fiag) p.m. extending from the neck to the ground, has got beyond speaking of herself aS LE a v ET BURNSIDE — GtoiNO E ast — 6.88 tractive addition to the diy of Zanee- , 'ff -- ;v-.- made of coarse, white serge. The novi­ the Kew York of that c o ^ ; she is cred­ lag) 7.00 a .m .; 12.22, 5.13,6,43, 7.52 (fiag) p.m . ville. Akron has a memorial chapel in 10.07 a .m .; 2.03, «.23, tiates wear a habit of brown cloth. ited -with aspiring to be nothing lees Job Department. her cemetery, and Toledo has a bidding 7.11,8.01 (fiag) p.m. Their sockless feet are covered by low than the “ London of the north Pacific.” . l e a v e EAST HARTFORD—Goino E ast- containing a memorial ball and Ohio 8m (fiag) 6.57,9.08 a .m .; 12.18, 2m , 5.09, 5.30, cut, rough leather shoes. Father Peter National Guard armoty, but the Zanes­ 6m , 7.48 p.m . <3k)iNa W est — 6.20, 7.49, A Tribute to Bev. Ur. Hughes. 10.11, a .m .; 12.32, 2.07, 6.10, 6.27, 7.15, 8.06 first shbwed some ladies aronnd the ville building is more impnrfwg. y. outer buildings and then through the h a ib w o k e P*m* m A recent writer has said of Rev. Hugh Externally it has the appearanoe of a vADTRa’ . LEAVE TALCOTYmLLE-GoiNG E ast- public chapel, explaining at this point 7.18 (fi« ) aon.; 12.39 ffiag), 5.31 (fiag), 8.07 (fiag) Price Hn^es, the distingoished Eng­ four story strmstnre, but third and l - . 't . ^ -V- . that only the gentlemen in the party ,, ...... „-V 0-^ (flag)a.m.; lish Methodist divine now in America, fourth storiesi e a ^ e united u inside liMUss' hfkir work of all kinds made to p^ er .42,6.02 (fiag) p.m. could go farther. that “he dares to be eager in an age OoUfaree for balls and parties a specialty. LEa VE VERNON — Go in g E ast — 7.23, Wcnrlt done d th e r a t shop or at residence, om a .m .; 2.48, 6.62, 8.10 p.m . Going W est— Before describing the monastery it is when eagerness is unfashionable. He parlor for ladles at sholop . 5-52,6.00, 7.41 p.m . interesting to note some of the rules. has the passion for justice. He has LEAVE BOLTON-^kHNO E ast-^7.33, 9.40 а. m.; 6.04,8.18 (fiag) p.m. (Soino West- 7.13 The abiding faith of these devout people ideals. ideal of Christian duty is a 9.40 aon.; &43.7m (fiag) n m. is to “ mortify the flesh and to humiliate very definite one. It is that no Christian SUNDAY TRAIN—-CK)in o W est—Leaves Men¥tlair Dressing Room. Manchester 7m, Burnside (fiag) 8.04, East the spirit.” They have no outside litera­ should go through life without having H artford 8.07, Vernon 7.51, Bolton 7.45 a m . ture and know nptiiing of the world. fed, sheltered or comforted some one of GK>in o East—Leaves M anchester 5.39, B um - elilain alw ays in N o long side tfiag) 6.30, East Hartford 5m, Vernon. The brothers or fathers are never allowed the host of Christ’s poor. He is alive to б. 49.Bolton, 6.'02 p. m. to speak to each other without special THE CEMETERY. all the movements of his time. The permission, and they cannot speak to the Before departing I asked Father Fetet superior persons who do not look at SOUTH MANCHKSTKB BAXLBOAD. superiors except regarding matters of ^HAS. BRUNOTTE. if he knew anything of the world’s his' newspapers would miss half the points grayest importance, and then only in On and after Monda:donday. Sept. 21, ’91, passenger tory during the past forty-eight years. of his afternoon addresses in St. James Depot Square. trains mn daUv, (Sunday excepted) as follows: whispers. There are certain parts of He looked dreamily at my kodak, ut­ hall. Nothing amazes blm more than Leave South Manchester for Manchester, 6.80. the monastery—^the chapel, the cloister, terly innocent of its use, and replied the type of Christian who looks askance 7m , 9.08,9.46. a .m .; 12.08 1.88,2.25; 6.10. 6.10! the library, the refectory, the reading “Feel” but KNOW 6.48,7mp.m.55ape that he knew something of the civil war, at politics.” COHNXOIIONB.—The 6m a.m . train connects room and the dormi'tory where a h'uman as the Soldiers had dug np their potatoes that my ability and lac^- at Manchester for RookviUe, Provldenoe and voice is never heard. An Extremely Valuable Library. qEUumt be Now London; 7m for Hartford and New York; several years in succession. “ Do yon TTTV m em orial buildin o. The m onastic vow s o f poverty, i»hns- Hartford. I 9m for Boston, Providence and New London; know who is president?” I ventured to One of the glories of Union Theological 9.46 for Hartford and New Y ork; 12.08 p,m. for tity, labor, silence, seclusion, penance memorial halL This will seat 2,600 Hartford, New York and Rockville; L88 for inquire. He thought a moment, then seminary, New York city, is the library, and obedience are rigidly observed. people, is beantifolly frescoed m d for-: Hartford and New York: 2.25 for Boston and slowly shook his venerable head, and re­ in its way one of the richest in the world. Provldenoe; 5.10 for Boston and Providence; At 2 o’clock in the morning the first nished, and aronnd its walls hang DQiliLABS for Hartford and New York, 7.88 for plied, “ Yes, I know there is a president,, Altogether it contains 65,000 volumes, bells call the sleeping monks to service. tablets which commemorate Ue, .heroes. ontinaiy oan be brought. Hartford, Rockville and WUllmantlc. but I never heard his name!” 47,000 pamphlets and 185 rare manu­ Silently they leave their cells and of 1861-5. Thefiist floor fnmtisinstOKe Leave Manchester for South Mauchester.:6.46. G e o r g e H. Y e n o w in e . scripts. But it is the contents rather m 9 ^ 10.00 a.m .; 12m, L50.2.40. em rem rooms, back of which is the annoxjr, P S | h a s ,T e s k e , march to the inner chapel. This first than the size which make it notable: In 6.5^ 8.68 p.m. w ith a gnn room in the baseomeht, wfai|e Conneoting with Trains of the New York and service lasts from 2 until 7 o’clock and The cow has a rival in Germany and works relating to church history, the the second floor is used for offices. The; ' Repairer ot and Dealer jn New England Railroad. then the monks go to their day’s labor, Switzerland where cocoannt butter is text of scripture, early theological con­ Five cents discount on tickets purchased at cost was about |75,000, and' the' : i^ ., S^4 i^ k u n St. • in the house or on the farm. Ko food is rapidly coming into favor. It is said to troversy, the literatnre of the Westmins­ i jewrilry repaired. Cost the depot. taken until 11 o’clock, when a light ter assembly, hymnology and other im­ the stores and officesnot on ly giveigi bef<»ehai]A R. O. CHENEY. General Manager. be healthful, easily digested, palatable breakfast is served. Then there is an and much cheaper than the milk pro­ portant subjects it stands among the the remaining indebtedness but s u p ^ S| ' . b«8.;?:with , in jG p a t ^ t South M ancehster, C onn., Sept. 16,1891. hour for midday rest, followed by serv­ duct. irst collections of modem times. a permanent fund for repairs, ^ ‘ ■‘y\ j-^ j . . -..»■* ■ A- . adornments and military pnrpoees;'> • i ■■4

» -:?<*-• v “*''^-- 'M 'i ¥■ 4»^'f *--.••"- m m i m r-:-'v.'.^^J4WM ;lLv .- ;•» - “ ».« MAISTCHESTEK SATUBDA ST EtEBALD; SATUBDAY, OCTOBEB, lO 1 8 9 1 . ■•' ■■' ■ ' ' 8 ijSp-'Ju :•"' . ! ' ‘. ’’C :v-- ■ ,• ■ ■ NO LICENSE BY 166. Death of Hart Porter. Th« Largest Mkjorlty Ever Known Hart Porter died at his home on Por­ AYER’S UGORIGE GOUGH RILSIM. ••The U euat Republican MeUorl- ter street last Sunday at the age of 74. ATTENTION! |THE LADIES ties. Mr. Porter had been in failing bodily The greatest surprise of last Monday’s and mental health for several years. The Best Cough Syrup made election was . the majority of 165 for no For two or three years he had been al­ for Men, Women and Just opened three license. Last year ^ e majority for'li* most helpless. For a fortnight before Children. cense was 81. The temperance people his death he was unconscious. His hold Bales of Bed Comfort-[Will find it to their Advantage to call at o u r had been making a still hunt, and were on life was surprisingly strong for one so old and so debilitated by disease. Be­ ables. Also one case of hopeful of carr^g the day with a TRY A BOTTLE., small majority. The Sons of Temper­ fore his health failed, Mr. Porter was Canton Flannel; a good I ance in both villages did united and ef­ one of the most prominent farmers in town and served as first selectman. Cheney’s D rug Store. fective work. But it was not the efforts f ■ one for 8 1-2 cents per of the temperance people alone that Mr, Porter’s fvmeral was held at his Agents for Manchester. Dry Goods Department rolled up such an unprecedented ma­ late residence Wednesday afternoon, and yard. Anew stock of| jority against license. It is pretty gen­ his body was buried in the Center ceme­ Before purchasing their supply of F A L L D R Y G O Q D S ;- erally believed that the men to whom tery. The bearers were Charles F. KID DLOVES. Press Flannels, 42 in. W e are showing a very pretty line of Dress Goods this sea­ llcanapw have been refused worked for Bowen, J. S. Cheney, A. Wells Case and son, ranging in price from i2 ^ c . to $1.2 5 per yd. The F. D. Hale. wide 50 cts. per yard. no license, T h^ followers openly All our Gloves are warranted perfect so line of 50 ct. dress goods comprises Henriettas, Beautiful darned that they were going to put all BUCKLAND. we avoid all trash. Hook Gloves and the liquor dealers on the same footing. A' great reduction in| Plades and Stripes, New Camel Hair Cloths in all the lat­ The vote was heavy, compared with Buckland people are highly pleased Button Gloves,Mosquetaire Gloves either BOOTS AND SHOES. est shades. W e make a specialty of Black Dress Goods. that of last year. Still, it must be re­ over the result of the election. suede or glace. Endless variety of Silesias, Facings, Beltihgs, Cords and membered that in last year’s town elec- Henry McFadden and Annie Arm­ Having bought from a I Trimmings. Special inducement to all Dress Makers. ^OD the dtembcrats made a mistake in strong were married at the residence of m L IilN E B Y . gettiiig fbeir ttckets printed, and did the bride Friday afternoon of last week. Jobber, goihjg out of ON HOSIERY AND GLOVES not, on that acMunt, poll anywhere near ReY. Ct H. Barber performed the cere­ business, 160 pairs, l| V a full vote; The prohibition vote fell mony. MRS. A. B. PIERCE. we are in the front rank. New styles in lacing kids a t,$ i frPm ail atkrage of 66 last year to 47. Saturday, Sept 26, was the fifth anni­ will sell as follows: and $1.2 5 pair. Undressed kid gloves. Slates, Tans and The v ote'ei" iilcense as compared with versary of the wedding of Mr. and Mrs. iaUi y ^ is ae follows: John Holden, and they invited their Blacks a t$ i,2 5 and $1.50 pair. AU gloves fully warranted. V“ 1891. 1890. frieiids to celebrate with them. The in­ license, 446 408 vitations were written on wood, and in Ladies' 32 Kid Bitten, 31.7S per p riE x tra G o o d V a lu e s i n W h ite a n d S c a r le t H a n - . No license, 611 377 response to them the bouse was filled at n e ls . ^ ?? candidate is given Mieses’ 31.S0 Kid 31.25 " ftO early hour iu the evening. They in the soon adjOUrheJ to the bam where they “ 31.03 Goat “ .35 “ bund the floor cleared and waxed for Mens’ Heavy Galf Boots, WhHaeinb 3 1 Wadsworth 602; dancing. The bam was well lighted 378 Asyhn St., Hartford, Goan., BLANKETSiAND COMFORTABLES C|6m^e H. Hiall 564, Bichmd and neatly decorated, and a portion of Offers unusual advantages to young peo- Paiaa, * 12.40 per pr Jn ^ftg^constables. George H. of both sexes in preparing for all Direct from the Manufacturer. Can save you one profit on these. from. JlTCau:! Brink 595; grand jurors, the floor was furnished vnth reserved kinds of office work, or for gen­ Sweet Potatoes 30 sts. “ pk 76 cts. to $12.00 pair. 26 pairs strictly all wool blankets at $8.90 pair. " -- ^ gQ8^ Charles R. Hath- seats for those wlio did not wish to eral busineas. The systmn of Come and look at our stock, even if you do not care to : 898; assessor, dancey An orchestra of three pieces •nl nV} ^ h M l visitors, Wanted, GOO bashsls of Waliats purchase. Nice variety of White and Ccdoted ltt|mi^sd the'ffiusie, ann~ for the neirt SHORTHAND iSySi^698, W. K .^ » ; 601; taught avoids the difficult^' and dis- :tre^qpgsr,,l^iel WadswOTih 6 ^ ; wo hours the dance went merrily on, oourag^ents Of position writing, is aceht tofm .vm ^t fund, Arthur W. while aU admiring crowd of spectators ea^ m leam, raad and remember, and TABLE LINEN AND NAPKINS. deposit fund, ;:y.V;'.' stood outside. Next ^hey adjourned to g^ves the best satisfaction to em f)^ - LWa«#ortii board of relief, the house where about 85 sat down eis. Students can enter at any time. Henry Slater 601; Catalogue free. Itrar Voters, Charles E. House to supper. The presents were numer­ M. BURKE. W . Finney 601. ous and valuable, and ^he friends voted lAN; ‘r^il^OCBATIC. it one of the pleasantest social gather V'Jt Daniel Wadsworth 488; ngs ever held in Buckland. M. ll|n M. B i ^ 467, Geor( 41^: ocmstables, Thcnnas HIGHLAND PARK. 481,; F ^ c k O’Neil 481' grand 'H. Ellsworth 488, John Bpiing Water In Demand.-NewRes- '487,^Thomas H. Weldon 441; ervolr. iG re a t aiieascnr, .CS^tes Annie 487; board of A visitor to Highland springs Thurs­ sdtef, H. Grant 488, Albert day aftemocm found everybody on the WrBtoUieter 448; school visitors, Daniel A l^gjkc^ 486, Jasper A. Fitch 427; jump. This drouth has boomed the sale We are once more before the public with a LARGER STOCK OF GOODS than! tCriifiti^Besmrer, Daniel Wadsworth 487; of the Highland Rock water until orders ever, and more carefully selected than heretofore to supply agkat^to^ dSposit fund, Daniel Wads- come in faster than they can be ffiled. the denumd for Um coming season. We have in At present they are shipping three two- the past given most of. our attention to horse loads a day to Hartford, and GENTS FliRNISHING GOODS, I Furniture, Carpets, Mattrasses, Springs,' Stei 487; auditor, Albert Thursday it was found necessary to send ' and more so ^16 time, when in New Yorir. J. V4W. an extra team. Host of the water is Onr stock is complete, for your inspection. We can Sold at Half their Value before Bemoval; : ; sold uncharged in forty-gallon casks, but riiow you the Handsomest Line of HATS ever shown in Man­ into our New Store. ,v |k>bert N. I^anley 47; lofte of five gallons are shipped in demi- chester, in DERBYS and SOFT, fdr both MEN and BOYS, in the Latest Styles. jons, Or large glaes bottles, each packed m The water it aim pat up oui think of. For GBMTUl-l WtthA Th k wa6 eemePe heir eeid Mgrlel i hotfiee is eo for LhinjBpi we bevi . .A r e fine A newdcfj^ftvthe aaleof e i i h^omd aBieehfc heedy m t eri for Boqkwater is to to stwrted next week HEN'S, YOUTHS’ AND BOYS’ PANTS. Carved ff ff NliWf, I f m j4gard 47, in jersey City, where tbf city drinking t i If II If u ,48; school visitor, Park wuter is very impure. It will be nin Men’s pents for $1.26 which we wtortint not to rip. Our prices range from tl.OOl P |9 |n ff ‘itrar of voters, Albert under the name of the Tonlca SpringilCa up to 84,00. A splendid School Pants for60 cts, and upwards, word abontl fWaUaoe Thompeon48. ourr SHOESS ^ E S : that is,, ifIf you wiUw: I Vgive us a trial, you w: ourttoady cus- ff II If ft If The trade in Tonics, too, is brisk, and customer, for gent’s ladles’ and lildren’s shoes. Antique Ash the demand continues later this season VI ff If II n ff BL8BWHBRB. than ever before. A good value in double widtii TRICOT for 874 cts,; double width FLANNEL 26 cts.’ I ChfirPV a better one for 86 cts. and a fine one tor 60 cts. Blankets, Comfortables, and I / Rae^|ta Near-By Towns Case Brothers have built a sinall re»> everything you can think of that.U'kq;>i to aFtotoolats General store. We guar­ If It If ff Vernon nnexpectedly ervoir up to theSbUl* and are laying pipe antee our goods as represented, or money cheerfully refunded. Ash Suits [six pieces] w ent'ii^li^lL The following oiBcers to supply water to the mill and the Positively one price to all.' If II It ff dec^: ' <^k and treasurer, bouses. This will be an added protection Ash Suits " k |$khMier, r.; selectmen, A. P against lots by fire. The water is pump­ Plush Parlor Suits a t i i t Did^iiaon.iuid; Purvey T, Miner, r., and ed from a spring below the mill into the iL. K iLR TB XiLIT. lAWxen^ .‘Yoiaiig, d.; aeseesors, L. Ei reservoir, which has a capacity of about a Tapestry “ a II i t t i BrownBemman, r., Martin million gallons. Itis constructed in the 2>eaM, d.; eoliool Vieitore, A M. Gibson best manner with s i^ and bottom rip- i t a u u a a and W. B. Foitisr; anditm , W. H. Pres­ rapp^ and cement^. The fall it about a a a t i a i t cott and X, ,B. Goodrich; constables, 100 feet. Plush nrederiqk Hwdffig, Frank E. Davit, J Board of Health Meeting. I a i t i t Paul Hann, G. ,B. Warden, Miobae Hair Cloth Parlor Suits l^bea and M. Cavanaugh. The members of the Mracbestor board Vernon's tax the coming year will be of health held their annual meeting to the office of the judge of probate on 16 mills. Plush Lounges, Former price, $13. cut price 9.00 Vernon’s vote on the Ucense .question Wednesday afternoon. G. H. Ha}l was i a ff '' v'--" was yes 806, no 869. T, Jenney My Fall Stock of Cloths, ready-made Cloth­ a a ff 16, ^i.ocy The jiemocz^ canri6^ most of the ^retaify'.O nly the regular routine a ff ff tossnoffloesat Etortford, though the old business was transacted. It was voted ing, Hats, Caps and Furnishings is now ready. Bed “ 18. « 13.0a to admit all of the town’s resident phy­ '■ ■ ■ ii repnblikian treasurer, Charles C. Strong, a fi was elected by 200 to 800 majority. sicians, and F. H. Whiton, T. H. Wel­ Men’s ready-made Suits $5 upwards. Couches, 20. “ 14.00 The republicans of East Windsor se­ don, J. H. DeVore and B. F. T. Jenney Boys’ Suits in variety from $2 to $6. Plush Easy Chairs ff 19. ff 13.00 cured the board of selectmen for the will constitute the health committee ' . t, 4 j c t for the ensuing year. a a a first .time in mahy years. Following is A good Fall Overcoat, with silk facings, for J ii; « 7^50 ?ii .'i the rrault: Town clerk, H, O. Allen, r. ^ • Jk Resolutions—George Beokwith. t i < i a i t " ff $ 8 . '• jNA ■ ib. 6.3P ' ■ (majesty of 6 over M. H, Bancroft, d.); Resolutions adopted by Manchester / /'i t i ff ff selectmen, G. A. Ellis, d., 228; H. W. Lodge, No. 16, The Ancient Order United Hats and Caps in all the latest styles. W. W. Springs +•5° Allen, r., 218; E. M. Granger, r., 216. Workmen: 3-25 ' - ■ ■ A a ff '1 Bristol voted for license by 28 ma­ Whebeas, Our Grand Master has seen Medium and Heavy Uriderivear, 45c. to $2. Spiral Springs 4.50 2.59 jority;'/ _ '...... fit to again call at the door of this earthly JS 99 99 - Portland’s nm j^ty for licenw was 61. lodge and summon one of our number. A complete line of Furnishings. Slat Springs 2.50 5-“ The reimbiican ticket was elected As Brother George Beckwith; therefore i'.; J belt A follows: Town Clerk, Wm. H. Bartlett; Meaolved, That while we bow with . '^4 A selectmen, James H. Pelton, George B. Submission to His infinite will, we deeply CHAS. E. HOUSE. Tailor and Oatfitter. And a Fine Line of Sideboards, Bookcases, Desks, Chif- ■ 'I'i* Cleveland, Nelson Pelton. regret! and mourn the loss of our brother. In East Hartford Joseph O. Goodwin Resolved^ That we receive these fre­ quent: calls as admonitions that life is regardless of cost. was on both tickets for town clerk. The snort and fleeting, and whatever good seUf6tihen are Charles W. Roberts, d.; we do for our bellows must be done G. W. DaarliUr 4nd John Earner, r. quickly. The vote for'Eliner and C; E. Lester was Resolved, That we extend our heart­ felt sympathy to the family of our de­ -I’*--L a tle> and the moderator ghve the place ceased brother in this their time of to Elmer because his name stood higher trouble, REMOVAL on the ticket,' - ^ s o lv e d , That these resolutions be As the store we now occupy is too small for our Large Stock of BOOTS, SHOES -4't: There was ho vote oh the license ques­ printed in The Manchester Herald and Double Breasted Anchor and Shield, and a copy be pre­ and RUBBERS, and as we wish to carry a still LARGER STOCK, tion at- Andover. The town remains sented to the family of the deceteed. no license;,,.The officers elected are: J. A. Fitch, we have engaged the viot suits lookstyKsh aikd Jas. W. 'Teeat, vTorajBileric, Fred A. Sackett, d .; select- M. C. Latham. kim S. TopUff, E. H. Cooke, A. P. are gaining in po l a r H Lathrop.. • Ask your grocer for Goetz’s genuine SOUTH STORES IN THE PARK RDILDIN6 New England bread with the* label on. EL Boaton-Brooklyn Train. Which we are having fitted up for us and which we expect to occupy about ty. You will find it dif- running between Brook­ Sixteen rats at once with those French OCTOBER 15th. From now until then we have several lines that we will PERHAPS - y-. lyn and Boston via the New York and traps at Clapp & Treat’s, 64 State street, ficult to resist the te m g New England and Housatonic railroads Hartford. CLOSE OUT AT A LARGE REDUCTION. IT MAY IRTEREST are proving successful. The average of Another lot of those 16x20 six inch tation to order onei passengers oanied.on each train is about bronze and silver frames received this We invite YOU to Qat.t. and RW. us as we know that we can save YOU MONEY. ,^enty, this b ^ g a large number for week; just the thing for crayon por­ YOU. see the quality and ijiewirilinA^^T^ occasionally traits and prices as low as the lowest. d^to^i^' toirfy m or so on the Hou- Now is the time to have your pictures I furnish at the^^^ce L'gnd to ^ke transfer framed; don’t wait until the holiday $25.00. OLIVER